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Updated: Jun 18
Clinical Depression is a condition that affects about 10% of Americans. It impacts all aspects of life including eating, sleeping, working, relationships, and how a person thinks. The onset of the first episode of major depression may not be obvious.
Unrecognized or left untreated, however, it may recur with greater seriousness or progress.
