Psychosocial characteristics of "double depression"



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Am J Psychiatry 1986; 143:1042-1044
Copyright © 1986 by American Psychiatric Association

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Psychosocial characteristics of "double depression"

IW Miller, WH Norman and MG Dow

Thirty-nine patients with "double depression" (major depression and dysthymia) were compared to 38 patients with recurrent major depression without dysthymia on a number of severity of illness, psychosocial, and biological variables. No significant differences were found on any psychosocial or biological measure.

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