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Clinical depression: The role of genetics
Title: Clinical depression: The role of genetics
Category: /Recreation & Sports/Mental Health
Details: Words: 1110 | Pages: 4 (approximately 235 words/page)
Clinical depression: The role of genetics
Category: /Recreation & Sports/Mental Health
Details: Words: 1110 | Pages: 4 (approximately 235 words/page)
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Every year more than 19 million American Adults suffer from clinical depression. Many people begin to feel depressed as the result of some recent, notable event or events, which occurred in one's life. However, these events are often not the the only cause of a major depressive episode. Family history and genetics play a significant part in the greater likelihood of someone becoming depressed in their lifetime.
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