Objectives Dysthymia is a depressive disorder of chronic nature but of less severity than
major depression, which depressive symptoms are more or less continuous for at least two …

Background Dysthymia is a depressive disorder of chronic nature but of lower severity than
major depression. Depressive symptoms are more or less continuous for at least two years …

Background Many drug treatments have been proposed for the treatment of dysthymia, but
with so many potential comparisons it is not possible at the present time to determine which …

Introduction Longer treatment times, more comorbidity, more severe impairments in social,
psychological, and emotional functioning, increased healthcare use, and more …

Objective: The authors sought to determine the efficacy of antidepressants in dysthymic
disorder and to compare antidepressant and placebo response rates between major …

Background. Dysthymia is a common mental disorder, associated with considerable
disability and high co-morbidity. This review assessed the role of pharmacological treatment …

Background: Dysthymia is a prevalent form of subthreshold depressive disorder, associated
with considerable disability and high co-morbidity. This paper systematically appraises the …

Dysthymic disorder, a form of chronic depression, has been studied over the past two
decades. A variety of forms of research, from epidemiological research to …

Direct comparisons of the efficacy of competing interventions are not always available in the
literature. This situation leads to the presence of clinically relevant" orphan comparisons" of …

ABSTRACT Introduction: Persistent Depressive Disorder (PDD) is a nosological entity
introduced with DSM–5, encompassing numerous different conditions including Dysthymia …