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Building an early warning system for depression: rationale, objectives, and methods of the WARN-D study

2022-08-15

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<p>Depression is common, debilitating, often chronic, and affects young people disproportionately. Given that only 50% of patients improve under initial treatment, experts agree that prevention is the most effective way to change depression’s global disease burden. The biggest barrier to successful prevention is to identify those at risk for depression in the near future. To close this gap, this protocol paper int...

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10.31234/osf.io/9qcvs
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