World of Psychology

In a dramatic finding, researchers show that treating a mother’s depression prevents mental illness in their children.

Although depression has genetic links, it’s also a psychosocial illness, and children are strongly affected by moms (and presumably dads, though they weren’t included in this study) who are …

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  1. staffpsy 2:36 am on March 23rd, 2006

    I just posted on the same story. I love how every JAMA article has 597 authors on it.

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