Not recruitingISRCTN19083628
Effectiveness of group Cognitive Behaviour Therapy in depression
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In United KingdomDepressionResearch studyAges 13–16
Depression studies
Depression
Depression involves persistent low mood or loss of interest, often with tiredness and changes in sleep or appetite.
Not recruitingISRCTN15295182
A digital intervention for treating unipolar depression in adults
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In GermanyDepressionResearch studyAges 18–65
Not recruitingISRCTN11841241
A study to help identify depression in patients aged 65 years and older who are registered with a GP in the North of England
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In United KingdomDepressionResearch studyAges 65+
Not recruitingISRCTN14751844
Adaptation of an internet-based depression prevention intervention for Jordanian youth
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In JordanDepressionResearch studyAges 18–24
Not recruitingISRCTN13823401
ADepT for hard-to-treat depression
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In United KingdomDepressionResearch studyAges 18+
Not recruitingISRCTN75828354
ADepT for treatment of complex depression
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In United KingdomDepressionResearch studyAges 18+
Not recruitingISRCTN62819149
ADepT+ therapy for complex depression
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In United KingdomDepressionResearch studyAges 18+
Not recruitingISRCTN63987586
An early tailored cognitive behavioural therapy intervention for depression in individuals newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In AustraliaDepressionResearch studyAges 18–65
Not recruitingISRCTN32451749
An exploratory controlled study of a DEPression Recognition and Treatment package for families living with STROKE
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In United KingdomDepressionResearch studyAges 18+
Not recruitingISRCTN12682719
Antidepressant for the prevention of depression following first-episode psychosis
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In United KingdomDepression, SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18–65
Not recruitingISRCTN15969819
Continuing versus gradually stopping antidepressants to study depression relapse
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Antidepressants to prevent relapse in depression
Read the official source — ISRCTN15969819This study isn't currently recruiting.
In United KingdomDepressionResearch studyAges 18–74
Not recruitingISRCTN26190474
Antidepressants to prevent relapse in depression in older people aged 75 years and over
This study isn't currently recruiting.
In United KingdomDepressionResearch studyAges 75–100
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