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Depressive disorders in adolescents

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Unipolar depression in adolescents is a major mental health burden with a 50% recurrence rate into adult life. Current treatments are short term lasting around 12-20 weeks and only moderately effective at best effecting a remission rate in around two-thirds of those entering clinical trials. Whether genetic, physiological and developmental processes are useful in aiding treatment decision making is not known: these possibilities will be the focus of this presentation.

This talk is part of the Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar 2008 - Nature and Nurture series.

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