The Neurobiology of Mood Disorders
The Course of Unipolar Disorders
The Course of Bipolar Disorders
Why are Mood Disorders Recurrent?
Neurotransmitter Deficiency Hypotheses of Depression
Neurotransmitter Excess Hypotheses of Depression
Serotonin Neuroendocrine Challenges
Effect of Serotonin Depletion in Unipolar Disorders
Serotonin Function is Abnormal Between and During Episodes of Major Depression
HPA STRESS AXIS AND SEROTONIN IN MAJOR DEPRESSION
Platelets Used as a Serotonin Neuron Model In Studies of Major Depression
Candidate Serotonin Genes in Depression
Dopamine Function is Deficient in Major Depression
Fewer GABA Neurons in Anterior Cingulate and Entorhinal Cortex in Bipolar Disorders
Neurotransmitters and Mania: Hypotheses
WHY IS THERE A DELAYED ONSET OF ACTION of ANTIDEPRESSANTS
SECOND MESSENGER EFFECTS in ADDITION TO TRANSMITTER EFFECTS
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT NORMALIZES HPA STRESS SYSTEM OVER-ACTIVITY IN DEPRESSION
Consequences of Failure to Diagnose and Treat Depression
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