Continuity and stability of preschool depression from childhood through adolescence and following the onset of puberty

Background: A growing body of research now supports the validity, clinical significance, and long-term negative impact of depression occurring during the preschool period. However, the prospective continuity of depressive symptoms and risk for major depressive disorder (MDD) from childhood through a...

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Main Authors:	Barch, D.M (Author), Gaffrey, M.S (Author), Luby, J.L (Author), Tillman, R. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	W.B. Saunders 2018
Subjects:	adolescent Adolescent adolescent depression Article child Child child parent relation Child, Preschool childhood disease clinical assessment controlled study depression Depression disease association disease exacerbation Disease Progression disease severity female Female follow up Follow-Up Studies human Humans major clinical study male Male medical history onset age outcome assessment Parents peer group physiology preschool child Prospective Studies prospective study psychology puberty risk factor Risk Factors sexual maturation Sexual Maturation time to treatment
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