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Depression: Publications and Resources

Summary: The Disabled World (DW) list of publications on depression signs, symptoms, therapy, and treatment offers a comprehensive collection of resources for individuals with disabilities, seniors, and their caregivers. These publications cover a wide range of topics, including cognitive behavioral therapy, medication options, alternative treatments, and the impact of depression on specific disabilities. The articles and papers provide valuable insights into managing depression, with many offering practical advice and evidence-based strategies. Some publications focus on the unique challenges faced by people with disabilities in accessing mental health care, while others explore the intersection of depression and chronic illnesses. These resources are particularly useful for healthcare professionals, researchers, and individuals seeking to better understand and address depression in the context of disability.

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Depression: Publications and Resources
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfaceReference
Number
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Psilocybin Shows Promising Long-Term Antidepressant EffectsEuropean College of NeuropsychopharmacologyYes✓ Preface
✓ Postface
DW-A0149022024/09/222025/06/09
Depressive Realism: Are Depressed People Just More Realistic?University of California - Berkeley HaasYes✓ Preface
✓ Postface
DW-A0142212022/10/112025/12/23
Strategies to Recognize and Overcome DepressionMartina RoeDW-A025072016/06/142021/05/22
Social Media Use Associated With Depression in Young AdultsUPMCYesDW-A0120682016/03/302023/06/08
Social Rejection Harder for People with DepressionUniversity of Michigan Health SystemDW-A0113062015/03/032021/09/01
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Depression and SADUniversity of GeorgiaDW-A0109532014/12/072021/10/03
Short Questionnaires Regarding Depression Can Mean Unneeded Antidepressant PrescriptionsUC Davis Health SystemDW-A0106512014/10/02
Tiny Molecule Predicts Treatment Response for DepressionMcGill UniversityDW-A0103812014/06/08
Astounding Breakthroughs in Depression ManagementMarzia TahirDW-A0102822014/04/292015/11/07
Marital Stress Linked to DepressionUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonDW-A0102702014/04/25
Depression Symptoms in Young FathersNorthwestern UniversityDW-A0102432014/04/202021/08/08
Peptide Depression Treatment Via Nasal SprayCenter for Addiction and Mental HealthDW-A0101692014/03/242021/08/18
Dysthymia: A Form of Mild Chronic DepressionThomas C WeissDW-A0101592014/03/212021/08/30
Overcoming Holiday Depression and SadnessThomas C. WeissDW-A099722013/12/042021/08/30
Key Genetic Trigger of Depression FoundYale UniversityDW-A058672010/10/17
Parents at Highest Risk for Depression in First Year After ChildbirthJAMA and Archives JournalsDW-A052362010/09/06
The Neural Basis of the Depressive SelfEuropean College of NeuropsychopharmacologyDW-A051582010/08/312016/06/13
Smoking Increases Depressive Symptoms in TeensUniversity of MontrealDW-A051052010/08/27
Treating Mental Illness: Can a Missed Diagnosis Lead to Jail TimeRichard Sly, Attorney at LawDW-A049682010/08/19
Teens Pathological Internet Use May Lead to DepressionJAMA and Archives JournalsDW-A048162010/08/02
Why Do Things Look Gray When You Feel BlueElsevierDW-A046832010/07/20
Depression may nearly double risk of dementiaAmerican Academy of NeurologyDW-A045322010/07/05
High Incidence of Depression-related Disability Pensions Among Senior Professional WomenMinistry of Social Affairs and HealthDW-A043802010/06/20
Optimism Boosts the Immune SystemAssociation for Psychological ScienceDW-A034772010/03/23
Stimulating the Pleasure Center to Treat DepressionElsevierDW-A030742010/01/262018/01/26
Few U.S. Adults with Major Depression Receive Adequate TreatmentJAMA and Archives JournalsDW-A029282010/01/05
Effective Ways to Reduce Stress and Depressed Mood During the HolidaysMark LakewoodDW-A024892009/10/062016/06/13
Less than Half of People with Depression See a Doctor for TreatmentSt. Michaels HospitalDW-A024342009/09/30
Biomarker for Rapid Relief of Major DepressionUniversity of California - Los AngelesDW-A022552009/09/10
FDA Warnings Led To Unintended Changes In Depression DiagnosisJAMA and Archives JournalsDW-A016822009/06/01
Postnatal Depression Symptoms and InformationThomas C. WeissDW-A015782009/04/292017/08/27
Where You Live Can Affect Your State of MindElsevier Health SciencesDW-A014682009/04/142016/06/13
Non-Drug Treatments Appear to Reduce Depression After Heart SurgeryNational Institute of Mental HealthDW-A014082009/04/08

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