Major (Unipolar) Depression

The diagnosis of Major Depression.

DSM-IV criteria for the diagnosis of Major Depression.

About Major Depression.

Goldberg Depression Scale to measure the severity of depressive symptoms

Major Depression: The forgotten illness.


Track your moods on a daily basis.

St John's wort for depression (Cochrane Review).

Subsyndromal depressive disorders.

Strategies for the treatment of individals with Major Depression.

Comparative effectiveness of antidepressant therapies for Major Depression.


Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) for depression (Cochrane Review.


Tricyclic antidepressants for those with treatment-resistant depression.

Omega-3 fish oil (EPA) for major depression.

The characteristics of patients with psychotic depression.


Vagus nerve stimulation as a treatment for depression.

Coping with depression.

The social psychology of depression.

The burden of depression.

The treatment of people with Major Depression.

Facts about depression

Information on depression. (in Spanish)

Major depression: A psychological perspective.

The treatment of depression: The newer pharmacotherapies.

Best psychiatric hospitals in the USA.

Important books about depression.

The treatment of psychotic depression in later life.

Major Depression as a chronic disease.

Sleep dysregulation and depression.

Bright light therapy for nonseasonal depression

Snoring, obstructive sleep apnea, and depression.


Neural network modeling of Major Depression.

Psychotherapy for patients with melancholic depressions.

Neuroanatomy of mood in Major Depression.

Tryptophan and 5-HTP for depression (Cochrane Review).

Depression and death from heart disease.

New developments in the treatment of individuals with Major Depression.

The Hamilton Depression Scale (HAM-D) for measuring the severity of depression.

Cognitive decline and depression.

Treatment strategies for people with Major Depression.

An online depression discussion group.

Folic acid (folate) for depressive disorders (Cochrane Review).

Depression research at the National Institute of Mental Health.

Melancholia with onset during SSRI treatment.

Distinguishing psychotic depression from melancholia.

Social factors and depression.

Psychosocial aspects of depression

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