The Clinical Spectrum of So-called “Minor” Depressions

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This selective review of recent clinical research on neurotic depressive and dysthymic disorders observed in psychiatric settings reveals that, far from being “minor,” they typically begin early in life against a familial background loaded with mood disorders, and are often complicated by superimposed major depressive—and even hypomanic—episodes, fluctuating or continued symptomatic chronicity, impaired leisure functions, conjugal conflicts, and even suicide.

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