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A Systematic Review of the Mortality of Depression
Psychosomatic Medicine · 1999 · Vol. 61(1) · pp. 6–17
Abstract
The studies linking depression to early death are poorly controlled, but they suggest that depression substantially increases the risk of death, especially death by unnatural causes and cardiovascular disease. Future well-controlled studies of high risk groups may guide efforts to develop treatments that reduce the mortality risk of depression.
Cardiac Health and Mental HealthHealth disparities and outcomesMental Health Treatment and AccessDepression (economics)MedicineDiseaseMeta-analysisSuicide preventionInjury preventionDemographyPoison controlPsychiatryGerontology
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AdultDepressive DisorderFemaleHumansMaleMiddle Aged
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