Research links depression to childhood abuse

CHILDHOOD abuse doubles the risk of a life blighted by depression, a study has found.

Research links depression to childhood abuse
Mon, 15 Aug, 2011 - 01:00
John von Radowitz

The research also shows that abused individuals are less likely to respond to depression treatments.

Scientists examined pooled data from 26 separate studies involving more than 23,000 participants.

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