Depression in Adults: Signs and Support

Oct 17

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Depression is more than feeling sad for a day. Ongoing low mood, loss of interest, fatigue, sleep or appetite changes, guilt, and difficulty concentrating may be signs that support is needed. Depression is treatable, and care can be tailored to your goals. If symptoms feel severe or include thoughts of self-harm, seek urgent help right away.

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