Depression Epidemiology
Researchers from University of Texas, Health Science Center describe findings in depression epidemiology
Published in Mental Health Law Weekly, September 13th, 2008
New research, 'Clock-drawing potentially mediates the effect of depression on mortality: replication in three cohorts,' is the subject of a report. According to a study from the United States, "Previously studies have associated visuospatial tasks, particularly 'clock-drawing', with mortality. We sought to determine whether clock-drawing also mediates the association between depressive symptoms and mortality."
"Non-institutionalized Hispanic and non-Hispanic White elderly volunteers. Survival curves were generated as a function of baseline depressive symptom ratings. Significant models were adjusted for CLOX performance. CLOX is divided into CLOX1, a measure of...
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