Depression in Adolescents

2021-07-28articleNew England Journal of Medicine198 citationsclosed

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Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development Mental Health Treatment and Access Treatment of Major Depression

Abstract

Depression in adolescents is increasing at a greater rate than in adults. Change in appetite, loss of energy, and insomnia may be more apparent than mood changes. Pharmacologic treatment and psychotherapy are effective, but stigma and adverse effects of medication impede treatment.

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