CGP Editor's Choice: Selected High-Impact Papers on Depression

Depression is high-impact

Recently, The Lancet-World Psychiatric Association Depression Major Report pointed out that the current ongoing and growing global depression crisis has not been solved, and called on people from all walks of life to work together to improve treatment and prevention, fill knowledge gaps, raise awareness, and alleviate the global burden
of depression.
The journal "Chinese General Practice" continues to pay attention to depression-related research, and this album focuses on "depression"-related research, providing reference for relevant researchers from the perspectives of comorbid diseases, influencing factors, and urban-rural differences
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Expert advice: Clinical application of trazodone hydrochloride sustained-release agent: backhand_index_pointing_left:

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Cohort study reveals relationship between risk of depression and stroke in older adults: backhand_index_pointing_left:

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GERD, which is in a high global trend, is not only "heartburn" but also "uncomfortable"? :backhand_index_pointing_left:

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Large studies have shown that the occurrence of depressive symptoms in the elderly in rural areas is worrying: backhand_index_pointing_left:

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Sleep disturbance + depression = increased risk of cognitive weakness in older adults? :backhand_index_pointing_left:

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Can Uling capsules combined with haloperitoxine melitrine tablets improve efficacy in patients with active ulcerative colitis and depression? :backhand_index_pointing_left:

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A new approach to improving sleep and mood in patients with post-stroke depression: rational behavior therapy: backhand_index_pointing_left:

New progress, new dynamics, new achievements and new methods
of depression, anxiety, autism, schizophrenia, emotional/cognitive disorders and other mental diseases, neuroses, psychosomatic diseases or mental disorders, psychological problems, behavioral abnormalities, etc.