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Pathways to depression by age 16 years: Examining trajectories for self-reported psychological and somatic phenotypes across adolescence.

Journal of affective disorders - 1 Apr 2018

Scott Jan, Davenport Tracey A, Parker Richard, Hermens Daniel F, Lind Penelope A, Medland Sarah E, Wright Margaret J, Martin Nicholas G, Gillespie Nathan A, Hickie Ian B

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BACKGROUND: Sex differences in rates of depression emerge during adolescence. However, it is unclear whether symptom patterns and trajectories differ significantly according to gender in youth. Barriers to research include the fact that most self-report tools are weighted towards psychological rather than somatic symptoms. METHODS: Data were collected on symptoms of depression in about 1800 individuals at ages...

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PMID: 29355726
DOI: 10.1016/j.jad.2017.12.007

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