Divorce has been positively correlated with higher rates of alcoholism, clinical depression and suicide.
Not everyone gets clinical depression as a result of unemployment, but it's a concern, Lang said.
The lack of creativity was part of my frustrations that induced my stress and clinical depression.
This past April, Easterling committed suicide in the wake of a clinical depression diagnosis resulting from dementia.
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That work may help scientists understand the pleasure-related pathologies involved in clinical depression.
During the course of its career, Prozac has treated more than 38 million people in 100 countries for clinical depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder.
In September, Holdsclaw returned to her alma mater to discuss her fight with clinical depression, which included a suicide attempt during her pro career.
And he said that severe clinical depression, or schizophrenia could make the parent less able to cope with the psychological pressures associated with fertility treatment.
Holdsclaw recounted how she attempted suicide in 2006 as a member of the Los Angeles Sparks by overdosing on the medication she was taking for clinical depression.
Victor Perfitt, of the British Herbal Medicines Association, stressed that it should never be used as a treatment for clinical depression, only the milder forms of the condition.
Just imagine how difficult sorting out all the variables that could lead a child or teen to think about committing suicide, but not manifest in clinical depression, will be.
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While the scores ranged from zero to 30, a score greater than eight was seen by doctors as a sign that the person was at risk of clinical depression.
The proportion of people who have ever had an episode of clinical depression in their lifetime is 15% in the high-income nations and 11% in lower-income countries, the study estimates.
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According to a victim impact report, the pensioner "is unlikely to get back to the person she was before the incident and is at risk of suffering from clinical depression".
Her interest was first inspired by her mother, who suffered from clinical depression herself, but often in silence because of the stigma attached to those who admit to mental illness.
The researchers defined minor depression as milder than clinical depression but lasting at least two weeks and including symptoms such as feeling down, losing interest in activities, sleeping problems and poor concentration.
As Dr. Kaminski points out, the mourning process, which almost every divorcing woman goes through, does not automatically require a mental health intervention (unless there are signs of clinical depression or any other psychiatric condition).
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People who have a strong family history should be closely monitored if they become depressed and should be treated promptly if they meet the criteria for clinical depression because they are at risk for more serious, ongoing problems.
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Omega-3s are found in oily fish such as salmon, as well as in walnuts and kiwi fruit, and there is a strong negative correlation between the extent to which a country consumes fish and its levels of clinical depression.
For instance, those with a history of clinical depression and thus are at higher risk of post-partum depression who took 800 milligrams of fish oil daily lowered their risk of getting depressed after the birth by about 4% compared with those who didn't take fish oil.
In a study of 26 stockbrokers he conducted a decade ago, Mr. Cass found nearly one-quarter had clinical levels of depression, more than three times the rate among the general population.
One of the most popular British authors is Dorothy Rowe, a clinical psychiatrist who writes about depression and other problems.
Back in the 1970s and '80s, patients in clinical trials were generally hospitalized with severe depression.
While women's magazines talk about kicking the holiday blues, experts note that this kind of depression is normal, not clinical.
Researchers evaluated them for depression and dementia using standard clinical tests.
This kind of depression is actually normal rather than clinical as relationship and family conflicts increase and from extra pressure women place on themselves to make the holiday season perfect.
The National Institute for Clinical Excellence recommends that patients with mild or moderate depression should follow a structured and supervised exercise programme of up to three sessions of exercise, each lasting 45-60 minutes, a week.
New mothers may also be reluctant in bed because of physical discomfort or because they have some element of postpartum depression, said Dr. Rini Ratan, assistant clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Columbia University Medical Center.
Clinical Data chief executive Drew Fromkin argues that the nature of the depression market is changing as more and more drugs go generic, with branded drugs being prescribed increasingly by specialists.
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