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This program is in conjunction with National Depression Screening Day. Recently, research produced as a result of the last several National Depression Screening Days has revealed that some people may experience depression without necessarily suffering from significant or very troublesome changes in sleep and appetite. This is an intriguing finding because changes in sleep and appetite are usually considered to be hallmarks of depression. Dysthymia is a milder form of depression that lasts two years or more. It is the second most common type of depression but because people with dysthymia may only have two or three symptoms, may be overlooked and go undiagnosed and untreated.