Sentence examples for depressed disease from inspiring English sources

A third group of traits comprising depressed, disease prone and stupid was co-dominated by L−, L+ and F+.

Relative to nondepressed controls matched for cardiac disease, depressed patients show a two to fourfold increase in sudden death and a sevenfold increase in ventricular arrhythmia (Carney et al. 2005).

If it's somebody that's been smoking for example and is trying to give up smoking and life feels like it's not worth living cause they can't smoke..... ........ (P1) Several participants considered that depression may lead to heart disease as depressed individuals are more likely to lead an unhealthy life.

For example, just because an S.S.R.I. antidepressant increases serotonin in the brain and improves mood, that does not mean that serotonin deficiency is the cause of the disease; many depressed patients get better with medications that have no effect on serotonin.

Although many depressed patients with Alzheimer disease (AD) are treated with antidepressants, the effect of such treatment on cognitive performance in these patients is not known.

This is not unexpected, given the range of symptoms linked to the disease: from depressed or agitated moods and a decreased interest in pleasurable activities, to insomnia or hypersomnia, changes in weight and suicidal ideas or actions.

Since we found only minor neuropsychological deficits, the so called 'lack of awareness' may explain the presence of a less depressed mood in advanced disease stages (Meola and Sansone, 2007; Winblad et al., 2010).

Another piece of evidence is the apparently elevated mortality rates for depressed patients with established physical disease, so depression has been observed to increase mortality following myocardial infarction (18, 19), heart failure (20, 21), stroke (22, 23), human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (24), renal disease (25), and cancer (26).

On the other hand, in the present study also non-depressed adolescents with coeliac disease had higher than normal biopsy morning prolactin levels.

Our finding of an increased risk of preeclampsia with maternal depression is consistent with numerous reports that focused on the occurrence of cardiovascular diseases in depressed non-pregnant women and men [ 13, 14].

An important risk factor for cardiovascular disease, low heart rate variability, often has been found in depressed patients and has been associated with impulsivity.