But was Lincoln's career a response to the challenge of depression, or to that of life?
To meet the challenge of depression after a spiritual awakening requires a new foundation in life.
This study was motivated by a desire to address the challenge of depression recognition by non-psychiatric physicians, and in particular, recognition of depression in the elderly where depression symptoms and symptoms of comorbid medical illness overlap [ 13- 15].
Many websites, chat rooms, and Internet support groups exist to help women through the challenge of depression during and after pregnancy.
I deal with the challenges of depression and obsessive-compulsive behaviour every day.
Preoccupied with the global challenges of depression, terrorism, migration, and war--President Obama has struggled to hold the ground of participation and a fair distribution of income, much less wealth and power, during the first seven years of his administration.
It is likely that many of the genetic risk factors for depression interact with the early developmental environment, but recapture of these interactions has remained a challenge for aetiological studies of depression.
It hasn't been much of a challenge to keep my depression to myself.
This question is important because rapid cognitive changes in this age period present a challenge to the comparability of depression measure.
Enhancement of 5-HT transmission in MDD also may compensate for the abnormalities in density and sensitivity of some 5-HT receptor subtypes evidenced by post mortem, neuroimaging and pharmacological challenge studies of depression (Stockmeier 2003).
The great challenge of the Depression had been mass unemployment and destitution, and a program responding to those problems commanded a wide majority.
