Although alcohol and/or substance use disorders have been significantly associated with
depression, data on the treatment outcomes of depression in this patient population are still …

Background In patients with an alcohol use disorder, depression is commonly categorised
as independent (ID) or substance-induced (SID). It is not established whether these …

Major depression and alcohol problems are common in primary care, yet little is known
about the prevalence of alcohol problems in patients with depression or alcohol's effect on …

ContextDepression and substance abuse are common and costly disorders that frequently
co-occur, but controversy about effective treatment for patients with both disorders persists …

Introduction: Depression and alcohol dependence are frequently co-morbid and among the
most prevalent mental disorders. They are a serious global health problem with social …

Because most psychiatric residencies limit training in the diagnosis and treatment of
substance use disorders, psychiatrists may be insufficiently aware of the high rate and …

Aims: To examine the predictors and correlates of depression in alcoholic patients following
detoxification and during outpatient treatment, and the role of acamprosate. Method: The …

Background Alcohol dependence is a major public health problem characterized by
recidivism, and medical and psychosocial complications. The co‐occurrence of major …

Abstract Purpose of Review The goal of this review was to provide a summary of
pharmacological and psychological interventions for patients with comorbid alcohol use …

The use of antidepressant pharmacotherapy to treat patients with co-occurring depression
and alcohol dependence is controversial. There is a stigma attached to giving medications …