… probability of those with MDD developing substance dependence. Accurate prevalence rates
allow … Clinically, distinguishing depression from a substance-induced depression is difficult …

… tended to focus on one substance at a time, it … substance dependence regardless of the
substance used. Human twin studies suggest that genetic vulnerability to substance dependence …

… The High Adversity and Child Abuse classes were more likely to have major depression
compared to the Low Adversity class. In addition, major depression mediated the association …

… Despite established clinical associations among major depression (MD), alcohol dependence
(AD), and alcohol consumption (AC), the nature of the causal relationship between them …

… Less appreciated is that depression's tremendous burdens are not shared equally among
… course of major depression. A pressing goal is to determine at the time of depression's first …

… Among participants without a history of cannabis use, recent (past year) major depressive
episode was associated with an increased likelihood of later cannabis use initiation even after …

… Depression: a major and relentless burden Major depressive disorder (MDD) is the most
common psychiatric disease and a worldwide leading cause of years lived with disability 1,2 . In …

… The efficacy of buprenorphine in major depression, treatment-resistant depression, and
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… to include participants with major depressive disorder. The authors concluded that
transdiagnostic and tailored iCBT are effective for addressing anxiety and depression. (We did not …

… In conclusion, the current metaanalysis provides new evidence that major depression
and mood disorder may be an especially virulent proximal risk factor for suicide in Asian …