Purpose. The purpose of this review is to summarize the literature on the ability of health
promotion programs to reduce employee-related health care expenditures and absenteeism. …

… of anxiety and depressive disorders are essential. We are … and developmental stage of
the illness are highly correlated. … health improvement of patients with depressive and anxiety …

… and to examine the incidence of depressive disorders at follow-up. We also … depressive
disorders as a consequence of specific events (eg, postnatal depression, poststroke depression) …

… depressed indiн viduals were at higher risk for early mortality from all causes and from
non-cancer related illnesses… negative consequences of health promotion activities comes from …

… circumstances, environmental conditions, behavioral … health and suggests approaches
for sharpening the public policy focus to encourage disease prevention and health promotion. …

… , defined as a subset of physical activity,2 has received considerable … depressive disorders.3,4
This increased scientific focus reflects the significance of mental illness as a public health …

… mood disorders. Moreover, patients with these mental disorders are at increased risk of
psychosomatic conditions… Within the context of health promotion and prevention of illness, …

… and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) the Mood Disorder Workgroup for DSM-V …
decrease the level of depressive symptoms. An early detection of symptoms of complicated …

… Mood disorders such as unipolar and bipolar depression are a … money has been directed
toward mental health promotion as an … illness prevention and treatment. To foster more mental …

… In children, rates of depression are … depression than men. Other studies have refuted
these findings. Gender differences seen in depressive symptoms and severity, course of illness, …