P. K. Bridges, M. T. Jones
Abstract
Endogenous depression appears to be frequently associated with autonomic disturbances, and it has been suggested that in this condition there may be some abnormality of the hypothalamus (Elithorn, 1962; Pollitt, 1965), investigation into which might throw light on its aetiology.
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Endogenous depression appears to be frequently associated with autonomic disturbances, and it has been suggested that in this condition there may be some abnormality of the hypothalamus (Elithorn, 1962; Pollitt, 1965), investigation into which might throw light on its aetiology.
Key concepts: Endocrinology, Depression (economics), Abnormality, Internal medicine, Circadian rhythm, Endogeny, Hypothalamus, Rhythm