The implications of untreated depression on long-term morbidity and mortality are even more significant when one considers that depression tends to be a recurrent condition, with 79% of diabetic patients with depression relapsing over a 5-year period with an average of 4 or more episodes [ 13, 16].
Additional work is also needed to determine the pharmacogenetic implications of the Pro198Leu Gpolymorphismhinm in depression therapies.
The implications of depression on such a macro-level can be, and usually are, profound.
The implication of having depression in the classification is that while it is not a surgical condition in any real sense, it could lead to many more encounters being included in studies of surgical problems.
The clinical implications of this early depression in immune responses to BCG need to be addressed in well-designed randomized trials with sufficient follow-up.
Implications of the results for research on vulnerability to depression are discussed.
They were people of the Depression.
Finally came out of the Depression.
In the report's conclusions, the report's author, David C. Mohr, a Professor in Preventive Medicine-Behavioral Medicine at Northwestern University, discussed the implications of the study for patient care in "unobtrusively" detecting behavioral factors that may be related to depression.
That limited the implications of the ruling.
