1 ; these scores were lower in unremitted than remitted patients.

2  response to negative pictures compared with remitted patients.

3  cortices was reduced in both persistent and remitted patients.

4 present as a stable trait in medication-free remitted patients.

5                                          The remitted patients and combat controls did not differ on

6  response to negative pictures compared with remitted patients and combat controls.

7 on of antidepressant users and proportion of remitted patients, and methodological characteristics di

8 ic patients could also be discriminated from remitted patients based on clinical characteristics (acc

9 tions for understanding the vulnerability of remitted patients for illness relapse.

10             Persistent sleep disturbances in remitted patients may have ominous prognostic implicatio

11 sing were compared between the three groups (remitted patients, N=21; persistent patients, N=22; and

12 that without active treatment, virtually all remitted patients relapse within 6 months of stopping EC

13                  Observed dysconnectivity in remitted patients suggests a bipolar trait characteristi

14                                              Remitted patients then were randomized to continue desip

15 oride and placebo for maintenance therapy of remitted patients with chronic depression.

16                                              Remitted patients with major depressive disorder (rMDD)

17                      Performance deficits in remitted patients would constitute converging support fo