Sentence examples similar to setting off depression from inspiring English sources
Such findings suggest that more genes may help to set off depression in women than in men, Dr. Zubenko said, explaining in part why more women become depressed.
Dr. Richard H. Price, a psychologist at the University of Michigan, has found a pattern to the spiral: the layoff leads to financial insecurity, which sets off depression; that in turn causes people to feel they have little control over events.
I described the recent, and to my mind counterintuitive, findings: that not only had his heart attack set off his depression, but his depression could worsen his heart disease.
Many economists have warned that in such a weak economic environment, Mr. Koizumi's austerity policies could set off a depression.
Even those who knew her well claim not to fully understand what may have set off the depression or the drinking her husband described to them.
Aaronson considers TMS's effectiveness in those with both depression and manic episodes a breakthrough because treating these patients' depression without setting off their maniahas been tough.
Huffman launched the Cardiac Psychiatry Research Program 12 years ago as a way to curb the anxiety and depression that heart disease can set off.
TMS has been found to treat the depression without setting off mania.
They are some of the same banks blamed for setting off the worst downturn since the Depression.
