… of first-onset major depression. Using odds ratios to estimate relative risk, we found that
persons with depressive symptoms, compared with those without such symptoms, were 4.4 times …

… the depressive symptomatology as a continuous measure, rather than defining “depression” …
States and elsewhere to identify people at risk for major depressive disorder,18 this cut-off …

… of depressive symptoms on the risk for an episode of first onset major depression. Two
epidemiologic measures of … The high attributable risk of depressive symptoms for first onset major …

… for females, we found that mental disorders in childhood (in particular, anxiety or depressive
disorder) were among the disorders having the greatest attributable risk for MDE, with …

… adult depressive symptoms and suicidal ideation after controlling for demographic and other
trauma-related risk factors… of depressive symptoms and suicidal ideation are related to CSA. …

… In this study, we use population attributable risk proportions (PARPs) to identify the unique
population-level effects of each risk factor domain on the new onset of STB. In more detail, our …

… containing depressive symptoms … attributable risks as not all relative risks were greater than
1, and were therefore unable to report the summed contributions of each individual risk factor …

… An implication is that there is the need for studies of depressive symptoms and CVD …
attributable risk of CVD due to lower mood could still be substantial because depressive symptoms …

… Resolved: several weeks of depressive symptoms after exposure to a friend's suicide is ‘major
depressive disorder’. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent …

… readily identifiable risk factors such as family discord, delinquency, sexual activity and
substance abuse may substantially increase the risk of progression to major depressive disorder. …