"cases of depression" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a particular person's suffering from depression, like this: "John has been seeing a therapist for his cases of depression."
A majority of the cases of depression are untreated and undiagnosed.
These tests need to be applied sensitively, especially in cases of depression or mental health.
She says cases of depression, anxiety, insomnia and mood swings have doubled in the past 20 years.
It is well known that cases of depression frequently recur, although when they will recur is unpredictable, he said.
Fluoxetine often relieves cases of depression that have failed to yield to tricyclics or MAOIs.
In general, each suicide corresponds to around 10 suicide attempts and – it varies from country to country – between 100 and 1,000 new cases of depression.
In the last few years, mental health professionals have asked whether sleep deprivation plays a role in the increase in cases of depression reported on campuses.
Specialists in cases of depression and anxiety can be psychotherapists, psychiatrists or neurologists, but only the latter two are allowed to prescribe drugs.
His goal is to tailor magnetic stimulation, which is already widely used to treat intractable cases of depression, to the specific problems in a patient's neurocircuitry.
Dr Naeem says that in the past few months alone, he has seen increased cases of depression, anxiety, image issues, paranoia, and substance abuse among Muslim American youth.
"You see now a number of big studies on predictive biomarkers," says Mayberg, who has pioneered pacemaker-like implants as a treatment for severe cases of depression.
