Comorbidity is a well-established phenomenon in depressive disorders, and it is widely
agreed that the majority of depressive disorders examined in both primary care and the …

Recent studies emphasize the negative impact of comorbidity on the course of depression. If
undiagnosed, depression and comorbidity contribute to high medical utilization. We aimed …

Background: Depressive and anxiety disorders commonly occur together in patients
presenting in the primary care setting. Although recognition of individual depressive and …

Abstract Background: The Canadian Psychiatric Association and the Canadian Network for
Mood and Anxiety Treatments partnered to produce clinical guidelines for psychiatrists for …

Background: While the extent of medical comorbidity in depressive illness is widely
recognised, there have been few studies where objective and subjective assessment of …

Objective: Although depression is one of the most common problems of medical and
psychiatric outpatients, it has not been clear whether the extent of medical comorbidity …

Background: Many studies have examined the co-occurrence of depression and one or two
nondepressive disorders; however, little research has looked at broad spectrum comorbidity …

Abstract reviews the studies of comorbidity between depressive disorders/symptoms and a
broad range of somatic conditions/methodological issues, risk factors, possible [causal] …

Background: Depression is common in many chronic physical health disorders, but the
nature and extent of physical health comorbidities in depression, particularly within large …

Depression, generalized anxiety disorder and somatoform disorder are the most common
psychiatric disorders in primary care and in the general population. These disorders also …