Sentence examples for major depression compared from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, this cumulative meta-analysis confirmed higher mean levels of interleukin-6 and C-reactive protein in patients with major depression compared to non-depressed controls.

In contrast, for patients with major depression compared with non-depressed patients in the intervention condition, the hazard ratio was 1.09 (0.83 to 1.44).

Two years after the various treatments ended, 44% of analysis patients no longer met the criteria for major depression, compared to one-tenth of the others.

This review summarizes studies of sleep and other biological rhythms in menopausal women with major depression compared with healthy control subjects.

In addition, placebo responses in children and adolescents with internalizing disorders are significantly higher in major depression compared to obsessive compulsive disorder or other anxiety disorders, which highlights differential psychopathologies regarding the experience of loss.

Despite strong evidence and acknowledgement that women have a two-fold lifetime greater risk of developing major depression compared to men, the inclusion of female rats in studies employing social defeat are very rare; their absence is attributed to less aggressive interactions.

In this study, gene expression was investigated using genome-wide microarrays in 17 brain areas thought to be involved in the neurobiology of suicide and major depression, comparing suicides with and without major depression to psychiatrically normal controls.

First, among those with no history of major depression (unweighted n=7818), we assessed the onset of incident major depression comparing those with and without migraine at baseline; second, among those with no history of migraine (unweighted n=7765), we assessed the onset of incident migraine comparing those with and without major depression at baseline.

Table 4 presents the results examining the effect of mothering on major depression, comparing models among women who were homeless for less than 2 years with women who were homeless for 2 or more years.

Individual symptoms reported during the most severe episodes of mania and major depression were compared using χ 2 tests, with Bonferroni correction for the 29 variables tested (α = 0.001 was declared significant).

Without acne, women have an odds ratio of 1.85 (95% CI 1.75 1.96) to develop major depression as compared to men.