… depression and/or anxiety disorders are currently treated by their GP only. GPs tend to provide
brief counselling and prescribe psychotropic medication … fifth patient with depression is …

… explore the trends and … 1998 and 2022, and the CiteSpace software was employed to
identify the influence of authors, institutions, countries/regions, and the latest research trends. A …

… We illustrate the concepts of differential treatment and masculine defaults in Figure 1. With
differential treatment, women are evaluated, judged, or treated worse than men – depicted by …

… psychotropic medication receipt. The sequential examination shows that depressed minority
… to use specialty mental health services than depressed Caucasian and multiracial youth (40…

… The SMR for suicide within 30 days after discharge was 66.8 in 2016–2018, and patients
aged 20 to 39, female, and patients with depression had high SMRs compared to other groups. …

… the reality is that ayahuasca doesn't heal depression. We heal from our own depression,
with the support of this and this and that. We heal ourselves … a medical doctor [came] from the …

… In addition to the statistics, there is an instinctive sense that cultural and societal trends are
… These are disturbing trends, and they suggest young people are increasingly more sensitive …

… The term “chronic” (eg, chronic depression) once again places the focus more on the
patient than the treatment, with the suggestion that the symptoms have been present for a …

… in 1980 to less than 6 million in 2010, which has been attributed to coordinated … cure;
anti-parasitic treated children have higher rates and a prompter response to therapy than adults [98]…

… Women are at twice the risk for anxiety and depression … factor contributing to the increased
depression and anxiety risk in women. … approaches to treat depression and anxiety disorders. …