Chronic stress produces sex-specific neuromorphological changes in a variety of brain
regions, which likely contribute to the gender differences observed in stress-related illnesses …

Objective: The Canadian Community Health Survey: Mental Health and Well-Being (CCHS
1.2) is the first national study to use a full version of the Composite International Diagnostic …

Background and Objectives: Rural populations experience more adverse living
circumstances than urban populations, but the evidence regarding the prevalence of mental …

Objective: To determine whether major depression (MD) leads to an increased risk of new-
onset high blood pressure diagnoses. Methods: The data source was the Canadian National …

Background There is limited knowledge on the prevalence of disease in total populations.
Such studies have historically been difficult to conduct but the development of health data …

Fast jeder Mensch erlebt hin und wieder vereinzelte depressive Symptome wie Traurigkeit,
Niedergeschlagenheit oder Antriebslosigkeit, z. B. im Zusammenhang mit belastenden …

Objective: The absence of an agreed definition of 'rural'limits the utility of existing research
into a possible relationship between rurality of residence and mental health. The present …

Background Most epidemiologic studies concerned with Major Depressive Disorder have
employed cross-sectional study designs. Assessment of lifetime prevalence in such studies …

Objective: Most people with depression do not receive treatment, even though effective
interventions are available. Population-based data can assist health service planners to …

Objectives Examined the severity of depressive symptoms and the rates of probable
depression assessed by different instruments that were included in two separate surveys of …