COGNITIVE-EMOTIONAL TRAINING AS AN INTERVENTION FOR MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER

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PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES OF QUALITY OF LIFE, FUNCTIONING, AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOM SEVERITY IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER COMORBID WITH PANIC DISORDER BEFORE AND AFTER SSRI TREATMENT IN THE STAR*D TRIAL

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Functioning impairment=WSAS>20, Severe QOL impairments=Q LES Q<55.7, SF-12 PCS<30, SF-12 MCS<30, Remission=QIDS SR=<5

EFFICACY AND ACCEPTABILITY OF ACUTE TREATMENTS FOR PERSISTENT DEPRESSIVE DISORDER: A NETWORK META-ANALYSIS

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NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTION BEFORE AND AFTER SUBCALLOSAL CINGULATE DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION IN PATIENTS WITH TREATMENT-RESISTANT DEPRESSION

EFFECTS OF ANTENATAL YOGA ON MATERNAL ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL

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BEHAVIORAL THERAPY AND SEROTONIN REUPTAKE INHIBITOR PHARMACOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF HEAD-TO-HEAD RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS

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EPIDEMIOLOGY AND COURSE OF UNIPOLAR MANIA: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGIC SURVEY ON ALCOHOL AND RELATED CONDITIONS (NESARC)

RISK FACTORS FOR ANXIETY DISORDERS: COMMON AND SPECIFIC EFFECTS IN A NATIONAL SAMPLE

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN EARLY TEMPERAMENT AND DEPRESSION AT 18 YEARS

THE EFFECT OF GENDER, AGE, AND SYMPTOM SEVERITY IN LATE-LIFE DEPRESSION ON THE RISK OF ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY: THE BAMBU I´ COHORT STUDY OF AGING

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THE ROLE OF PSYCHIATRIC, CARDIOMETABOLIC, AND MUSCULOSKELETAL COMORBIDITY IN THE RECURRENCE OF DEPRESSION-RELATED WORK DISABILITY