… this because patients with lung cancer had a much … patients with breast, colorectal,
gynecological, lung, or prostate cancer. We found that the survival of patients with major depression …

… In addition, clinical studies have demonstrated that … application, are also significantly related
to breast cancer onset … medical system to a biopsychosocial medical network, much more …

… of depression in these patient groups is often substantially … Depression is particularly common
in patients with a medical … of depression is elevated several-fold in many of these patient …

… the low overall mortality in adolescents. Interestingly, while there is significant comorbidity
between anxiety and depression… , we found a significant relationship between depression and …

… is an important treatment, with significant public health benefits, for patients with severe …
the analyses with patients stratified according to depression severity, we aimed to reduce the …

… Finally, while approximately two thirds of cancer patients with depression also have
clinically significant anxiety symptoms [18], the majority of meta-analyses to date assessed only …

… Greater levels of IL-6 in childhood were significantly associated with the subsequent increased
risk of depression in a dose-dependent manner; patients with MDD have elevated levels …

… observed a significant increase in the mortality risk for the oldest age class (75 years and
over) (HR: 1.91, 95% CI 1.05 to 3.48). Neuropathy was significantly associated with a lower risk …

… Twenty-six percent of patients have clinically significant depressive symptoms. Being female…
were associated with increased risk of depression. Likewise, depression was associated …

… In keeping with standard depression research guidelines, patients with PHQ-9 scores ≥10
(out of 27) were classified as having clinically significant depression [20]. SF-12 data were …