The term 'depression' can be used to describe unhappiness, apathy, exhaustion, and other similar emotions. It can also be used in relation to mood disorders, including clinical depression, seasonal affective disorder and bipolar disorder. Use the resources contained in this page to learn more about depression. See the Depression in women pathfinder for more information on depression.
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