… the pathophysiology of major depression. Reduced activity of … depression, but this has not
been observed in all depressed … induce clinically significant depressive symptomatology. In …

… Effective treatments are available both when depression occurs alone and when it co-occurs …
Many cases of depression seen in general medical settings are suitable for treatment within …

… treatment development. In this review, we highlight developing treatments for depression …
We first discuss current evidence-based treatments for depression including medications …

… treatment requires continued pharmacologic management for most individuals with
recurrent depression… or lithium carbonate in preventive treatment has been well established, …

… depressive symptoms? Here, we propose a ‘cognitive neuropsychological’ model of depression…
development of symptoms of depression, and that treatments exert their beneficial effects …

… In view of this variegation of depression … a depression typology. The original Kraepelinian
formulation stipulated two types, manicdepressive depression and psychogenic depression. …

… for treating depression has … treatment techniques of proven efficacy, describing them in
usable detail and setting them in the context of current psychological theories of depression…

… and treatment go hand-in-hand. The original Kraepelinianconcept of dividing depression
by … patients chosen for treatment with ECT were older, more depressed, and their symptoms …

… approved for the treatment of depression in the United States … as acute and maintenance
phase treatments using metaanalysis. … MAOI-responsive subforms of depression is summarized. …

… is an even more significant problem than developing more effective treatments. In …
treatments, remarkably little is known about access to treatment for depression and the treatment …