… variables and recurrent depression are linked. Our review suggests that recurrent depression
reflects … not only to recurrent depressive episodes, but also to the significant psychosocial …

… depressive symptoms over a minimum of eight weeks or they made a cross-sectional
comparison between groups of remitted or recovered and relapsed or recurrent depressed …

Objective: It is generally accepted that one of the most important predictors of recurrence in
depressive and bipolar disorders is the number of previous episodes. However, very few …

… that occur with recurrent depressions. In the context of psychosocialrisk factors for depression,
this … ” of episodes will occur with repeated depressive experiences. That is, episodes will …

… At the other end of lifespan, studies involving only old patients include a mixture of cases of
adult-onset recurrent depression with cases of late-onset depression (either first or recurrent …

… In accordance with Steinert's (2014) conclusion on risk factors for recurrent depression, two
of three risk factors found in this study are inherent in the first episode of depression: age at …

… Paroxetine is better than placebo in relapse prevention and the prophylaxis of recurrent
depression. Int Clin Psychopharmacol 1993;8:189–195 33. Robert P, Montgomery SA. …

… Reliable prediction of individuals’ risk of relapse and recurrence might … recurrence include
childhood maltreatment, history of recurrent depression and presence of residual depressive …

… growing belief that some patients with recurrent depression might require indefinite or
even … who had restabilized after suffering recurrent depressive episodes after withdrawal of …

… episodes (if any) robustly predicted the risk for new depressive episodes across all genetic
risk groups. Together, analyses of recurrence have been done in seven studies of extramural …