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A Sociological Analysis of Depression in ChinaHow Depression Arises: A Sociological Questioning and a Methodological Reflection

A Sociological Analysis of Depression in China: How Depression Arises: A Sociological Questioning... [The World Health Organization issued a warning to all countries in its 2000 “Global Burden of Diseases” report, stating that depression will rank second in terms of its global health priority in 2020, just after ischemic heart disease. According to the 2010 GBD study, depressive disorder now ranks second in terms of global disability burden and a major contributor to the burden of suicide and ischemic heart disease. The findings highlight the importance of including depressive disorders as a global health priority.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

A Sociological Analysis of Depression in ChinaHow Depression Arises: A Sociological Questioning and a Methodological Reflection

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Springer Singapore
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© East China University of Science and Technology Press Co., Ltd. 2020. Funded: The National Social Science Fund of China, China National Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science
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978-981-15-6470-3
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1 –32
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10.1007/978-981-15-6471-0_1
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[The World Health Organization issued a warning to all countries in its 2000 “Global Burden of Diseases” report, stating that depression will rank second in terms of its global health priority in 2020, just after ischemic heart disease. According to the 2010 GBD study, depressive disorder now ranks second in terms of global disability burden and a major contributor to the burden of suicide and ischemic heart disease. The findings highlight the importance of including depressive disorders as a global health priority.]

Published: Sep 11, 2020

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