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Genetic Variation May Influence Response to Depression Treatment

Scientists have limited knowledge of how certain genes affect individual response to antidepressant treatment. A recent study published February 20, 2008, suggests variations in a gene known as TREK1 may explain some forms of treatment-resistant major depression
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Gene Variations and Depression
Genetic Variants May Alter Developmental Effects of Extreme Childhood Distress
Behavioral Program May Stabilize Stress Hormone Patterns in Foster Children
Workplace Depression Screening, Outreach and Enhanced Treatment Improves Productivity, Lowers Employer Costs
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Maintenance Treatment Prevents Recurrence in Older Adults with Single-Episode Depressions
Gene Influences Antidepressant Response
Initial Results Help Clinicians Identify Patients with Treatment-Resistant Depression
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Actor-Patients’ Requests for Medications Boost Prescribing for Depression
Depression in the Teen Years
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Depression and HIV/AIDS
Depression and Parkinson’s Disease
Worried That Someone You Care About Is Showing Signs Of Depression?
Depression in the Workplace
Moving Beyond Stigmas
Depression Linked to Bone-Thinning in Premenopausal Women
Depressed Adolescents Respond Best to Combination Treatment
Premenstrual Cravings Can Be Tamed
Shyness: More than Just Feeling Afraid
Cognitive Therapy Reduces Repeat Suicide Attempts by 50 Percent
Depression Gene May Weaken Mood-Regulating Circuit
Helping Depressed Elderly Reduce Suicidal Thoughts
Important New Insight Into How Antidepressants Work
The Link Between Depression and Cancer
Depression and Diabetes
New Report Finds More Than 13% of America’s Teens Think Suicide
Research Exploring Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy to Prevent Depression in Pregnant/Lactating Women
Stress and Depression
The Numbers Count
Heart Disease & Depression are Common Companions
Which Came First: Marijuana Use or Depression?
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Mutant Gene Linked to Treatment-Resistant Depression
Depression Traced to Overactive Brain Circuit
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