Core symptoms of depression. Effectiveness of antidepressant therapy

Core symptoms of depression are a combination of psychological and somatic symptoms, often associated with psychomotor and cognitive disturbances. The diagnostic classifications of depression include the concepts of melancholic, endogenous, or severe depression. All subgroups describe severely depre...

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Published in:Nervenarzt 2009-05, Vol.80 (5), p.515
Main Authors: Damm, J, Eser, D, Schüle, C, Möller, H-J, Rupprecht, R, Baghai, T C
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