Depression Research Update: June 2016
Three new studies focus on risk factors for the development of depressive disorders.
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Certain people are more vulnerable to MDD than others. Here are the highlights of 3 new studies that can help identify those at risk.[1-3] Scroll through the slides for the latest findings and take-home messages.
