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million Americans each year, according to figures from the National Institute of Mental Health. Only one in four individuals with depression, however, actually seeks treatment f even though treatments can help 80 percent of those affected.
“We hope that this nationwide effort to provide mental health screening for depression will educate the public about the signs and symptoms of depression and encourage those who may be vulnerable to seek evaluation and treatment,” said National Depression Screening Day Project Director, Dr. Douglas Jacobs. ,
National Depression Screening Day is sponsored on the national level by the American Psychiatrio Assn., National Institute of Mental Health, Harvard Medical School Psychiatry Dept., National Mental Health Assn., National Depressive and Manic-Depressive Assn.* AARP, National Alliance for the Mentally 111, and McLean Hospital; Supporters include the America^ I Psychiatric Foundations, the Ameri' can Assn of Suicidology, the NaZ tional Assn, of Psychiatric HealtB Systems, The American Assn, of General Hospital Psychiatrists, th$ American Hospital Assn.
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