Original paper
A comparison of the familiality of chronic depression in recurrent early-onset depression pedigrees using different definitions of chronicity
Abstract
The study of chronicity in the course of major depression has been complicated by varying definitions of this illness feature. Because familial clustering is one component of diagnostic validity we compared family clustering of chronicity as defined in the DSM-IV to that of chronicity determined by an assessment of lifetime course of depressive illness. In 1750 affected subjects from 652 families recruited for a genetic study of recurrent,...
Paper Details
Title
A comparison of the familiality of chronic depression in recurrent early-onset depression pedigrees using different definitions of chronicity
Published Date
Jun 1, 2007
Volume
100
Issue
1-3
Pages
171 - 177
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