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Treatment-resistant depression
Sometimes you can be treated for depression but you may not feel better. Discover how medication, counseling and certain procedures may help.

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College depression: What parents need to know
Going to college is a big transition. Homesickness, heavy workloads and roommates are major sources of stress. Here's how to help your child cope.


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