Sentence examples for never been depressed from inspiring English sources

At baseline, based on the self-report MDQ, 8%% of the participants was currently depressed, 26 % had been depressed in the past but were not currently depressed (i.e., 'formerly depressed group'), and 66%% were not currently depressed and had never been depressed before either (i.e., 'never-depressed group').

One-hundred and eighty-two (81%) individuals returned the questionnaire booklet and filled in the consent form for the study, 98 of them had suffered from a previous episode of depression and 83 had never been depressed in their life.

A team of researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health studied 56 postmenopausal women, 26 of whom had a history of depression and 30 who had never been depressed.

[wife, aged 75] "... I'm actually taking it very badly and the doctor said... I've never been depressed but he says I've got all the signs of depression.

The research team assessed 19 different risk factors for depression in different age groups, comparing people who had never been depressed with people who were currently depressed.

In one of the largest and longest-running longitudinal studies of its kind, Gotlib's lab compared 100 young daughters (ages 10 to 14) of mothers with a history of depression with a matched sample of daughters whose mothers had never been depressed.

They went to Relate and then were both prescribed Prozac by their GP - though Lynn had never before been depressed.

"I have never been remotely ashamed of having been depressed.

After quoting Kundera to the effect that Sterne's innovations in Tristram Shandy were developed only by Diderot, Thirlwell says, 'But I'm not sure Kundera needed to be so depressed, when considering the truncated tradition begun by Laurence Sterne.' Kundera never said he was depressed.

"I was never worried he was depressed until the last 24 hours of his life".

They were more likely than study subjects who were never bullied to be depressed, to assess their general health as poor, and to have worse cognitive functioning.