Psychological and pharmacological interventions for depression in patients with diabetes
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BACKGROUND: Considering the relationships between diabetes and depression may
enhance programs to reduce their individual and shared disease burden. METHODS: This …

Diabetes mellitus is an endocrine disorder resulting from inadequate insulin release and/or
reduced insulin sensitivity. The complications of diabetes are well characterized in …

OBJECTIVE: Medication adherence promotion interventions are needed that target
modifiable behavioral factors contributing to the link between depressive symptoms and …

Background Clinically significant depression is present in 25% of individuals with type 2
diabetes, its risk being doubled in women. Purpose To examine the effectiveness of the …

Impaired glucose tolerance is observed in depressed patients, and patients suffering from
depression have an increased risk to develop diabetes mellitus. In depressed and diabetic …

Background Patients with diabetes are at increased risk for depression, compounding the
burden of disease. When comorbid with diabetes, depression leads to poorer health …

Introduction. To study whether the frequently reported association between depressive
symptoms and the metabolic syndrome (MetS) and its individual components are secondary …

Depression occurs frequently with diabetes affecting the quality of life. All major classes of
antidepressants have been shown to have a direct pharmacologic effect on metabolic …

Background: Type II diabetes and major depression are both considered epidemics in the
United States, with a high rate of comorbidity. Although the diseases have a physiological …