Search Resources (English): Depression

Examines personal coping strategies and recovery processes of low-income women at risk for, or experiencing depression.

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Recommends that routine screening for depression in asymptomatic individuals be excluded from periodic health assessments based on fair evidence that such screening by questionnaire did not improve detection rate or management. Also recommends physicians should be sensitive to the possibility of depression in their patients, particularly those at higher risk. (See Details)

Conducts a systematic review of selected health determinants, including gender, and their impact on hospitalization rates for depression. (See Details)

Focuses on the claims that ginkgo biloba can be used to treat depression. (See Details)

Lists Motherisk's published studies on the treatment of various conditions in pregnancy. Includes reports on cardiovascular diseases, depression, epilepsy, asthma, hypertension, rheumatoid arthritis and other conditions. (See Details)

Explores the relationship between substance misuse and depression. Looks at barriers that may prevent a woman from seeking help and offers possible solutions. (See Details)

Explores how specific postures, breathing practices and meditation techniques can ease depressive symptoms.

Investigates the association between youth-reported depressive symptomatology and unwanted Internet sexual solicitation and identifies sex differences in related characteristics of affected youth. (See Details)

Covers issues related to midlife, menopause, stress, depression, and relationships. Includes quotes from women interviewed about their experiences with these issues as well as further resources.

Looks at the twenty conditions that most often prompt women to seek health care. Provides relevant pathophysiology, patient evaluation procedures, diagnostics, and treatment.