Every year depression affects about one in ten Americans. The estimated financial costs in terms of missed days at work, medical expenses and premature death are 43 billion annually. College students also risk poorer academic and athletic achievement as well as dissatisfying personal relationships when they mistake the symptoms of depression for something else. More importantly, individuals sacrifice the capacity to enjoy their lives to a disorder which is very treatable. About 85 percent of people treated for depression will get better.
Untreated depression leads to needless suffering and, in extreme cases, death.
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