The aim of this document is to provide evidence‐based recommendations for the medical
treatment of depression in adults with epilepsy. The working group consisted of members of …

Opinion statement• Depression in epilepsy patients is not only extremely common, but is
often poorly recognized and inadequately treated.• Depression can have significant …

Opinion statement In this article, we review the current best evidence for the treatment of
depression in patients with epilepsy. Depression is a common epilepsy comorbidity, but it is …

Background: Comorbid mood disorders may affect quality of life in people with epilepsy.
Objective: To review available data on the use of antidepressant drugs in epilepsy taking …

One of every three patients with epilepsy (PWE) will experience a depressive disorder in the
course of their life, often associated with anxiety symptoms or a full blown anxiety disorder …

Depression is recognized as a serious comorbidity of epilepsy, but treatment of depression
and anxiety in people with epilepsy is challenging. The aim of this article was to review …

Background Depressive disorders are the most common psychiatric comorbidity in people
with epilepsy, affecting around one‐third, with a significant negative impact on quality of life …

Depression is a serious and frequent comorbidity of epilepsy and other neurological
conditions. Here, we review recent studies on the relationship between epilepsy and …

Objective Though depression is common in persons with epilepsy, it often remains
undiagnosed and/or untreated. The current study aimed to determine the proportion of …

At least one third of patients with active epilepsy suffer from significant impairment of their
emotional well-being. A targeted examination for possible depression (irrespective of any …