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Depression in the Primary Care Setting

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Mental Health Treatment and Access Anxiety, Depression, Psychometrics, Treatment, Cognitive Processes Treatment of Major Depression

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Screening for depression and suicidality is important in primary care. Major depressive disorder should be distinguished from bipolar disorder (for which treatment is different). Psychotherapy (for mild depression) and pharmacotherapy are effective therapies.

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