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Major Depressive Episodes Likely More Common Than We Thought

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The incidence of major depressive disorder among U.S. adults is likely higher than previously thought according to a study from the Yale School of Public Health.

A national survey revealed that 17% of women and 10% of men self-reported a history of major depressive episodes. But there is the tendency for “recall error” or the likelihood of forgetting or miscounting when taking a survey if your health history is complicated.

So, researchers created a simulation model to generate an estimate, which revealed that in all likelihood close to 30% of women and 17% of men actually have had depressive episodes.

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