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Issues and Clues in the Pharmacological Treatment of Mood Disorders
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Issues and Clues in the Pharmacological Treatment of Mood Disorders

Fabrice Jollant, Adéla Ionita et Philippe Courtet
Clinical Trials in Psychopharmacology: A Better Brain, pp.103-124
John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
22/01/2010
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/9780470749180.ch6

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clues for pharmacological treatment of mood disorders core symptom, altered moods manifesting in different ways depressive episodes in women with history of childhood maltreatment and physiopathological correlates issues and clues in pharmacological treatment of mood disorders lack of biological validity in diagnostic entities ‐ implications in pharmacological trials lack of understanding of physiopathological processes underlying mood syndromes mood disorders, frequent, affecting 10% of general population psychological pain, features of depression increasing suicidal risk rate of recurrence of depression and recurrence of episodes ‘mood disorders’ ‐ emotional, cognitive, somatic, behavioral and physiological symptoms
This chapter contains sections titled: What do we know about mood disorders that may be relevant for their pharmacological treatment? Are there clues for the pharmacological treatment of mood disorders? Perspectives

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