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1. Atypical Depression
WebMD examines atypical depression -- a type of depression that can be difficult
to treat and whose symptoms include weight gain, sleeping too much, ...

2. Atypical Depression: Thyroid Link Still Alive
Mar 15, 2004 ... Atypical depression may be linked to thyroid function, new research shows.

3. Atypical Depression, Treatment For Atypical Depression
People with atypical depression feel deeply depressed or somewhat hopeful
depending on the latest situation. Treatment for atypical depression.


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