POST-INFLUENZAL RECOVERY FROM DEPRESSION
Abstract
The patient had a nine-month depression at 28, precipitated by emotional shock and parturition. The depression cleared up completely coincidently with her recovery from a mild attack of influenza. She remained well until 40, when she entered her second depression, which at the present writing (2½ years after the onset) has not yet begun to lift.
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