Individuals who are suffering from chronic illnesses or going through the experience of chemotherapy may look very depressed and, at times, may appear to be suffering from clinical depression. However, there may be something else going on that is causing this appearance. Being sure about what’s going on is critical to their care. In Part 2 of this blog we’ll look more closely at clinical depression and take a look at how other conditions can mimic it, particularly in those being treated for cancer and/or suffering from a chronic illness.
Is it Depression or Something Else? Part 1
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