Patterns and correlates of major depression in Chinese adults: A cross-sectional study of 0.5 million men and women

Psychological Medicine

Volumn 47, Issue 5, 2017, Pages 958-970

  Chen, Y ^a   Bennett, Derrick ^a,k   Clarke, R ^a   Guo, Y ^b   Yu, Canqing ^b,c,k   Bian, Z ^b   Ma, L ^d   Huang, Y ^e   Sun, Q ^f   Zhang, N ^g   Zheng, X ^h   Chen, J ⁱ   Peto, Richard ^k   Kendler, K S ^j   Li, L ^b,c   Chen, Z ^a   Chen, Junshi ^k   Chen, Zhengming ^k   Collins, Rory ^k   Li, Liming ^k   Avery, Daniel ^k   Chang, Yumei ^k   Chen, Yiping ^k   Clarke, Robert ^k   Du, Huaidong ^k   Gilbert, Simon ^k   Hacker, Alex ^k   Holmes, Michael ^k   Iona, Andri ^k   Kartsonaki, Christiana ^k   Kerosi, Rene ^k   Kong, Ling ^k   Kurmi, Om ^k   Lancaster, Garry ^k   Lewington, Sarah ^k   McDonnell, John ^k   Millwood, Iona ^k   Nie, Qunhua ^k   Radhakrishnan, Jayakrishnan ^k   Ryder, Paul ^k   Sansome, Sam ^k   Schmidt, Dan ^k   Sherliker, Paul ^k   Sohoni, Rajani ^k   Turnbull, Iain ^k   Walters, Robin ^k   Wang, Jenny ^k   Wang, Lin ^k   Yang, Ling ^k   Yang, Xiaoming ^k   Bian, Zheng ^k   Chen, Ge ^k   Guo, Yu ^k   Han, Bingyang ^k   Hou, Can ^k   Lv, Jun ^k   Pei, Pei ^k   Qu, Shuzhen ^k   Tan, Yunlong ^k   Zhou, Huiyan ^k   Pang, Zengchang ^k   Gao, Ruqin ^k   Wang, Shaojie ^k   Liu, Yongmei ^k   Du, Ranran ^k   Zang, Yajing ^k   Cheng, Liang ^k   Tian, Xiaocao ^k   Zhang, Hua ^k   Lv, Silu ^k   Wang, Junzheng ^k   Hou, Wei ^k   Yin, Jiyuan ^k   Jiang, Ge ^k   Liu, Shumei ^k   Pang, Zhigang ^k   Zhou, Xue ^k   Yang, Liqiu ^k   He, Hui ^k   Yu, Bo ^k   Li, Yanjie ^k   Mu, Huaiyi ^k   Xu, Qinai ^k   Dou, Meiling ^k   Ren, Jiaojiao ^k   Du, Jianwei ^k   Wang, Shanqing ^k   Hu, Ximin ^k   Wang, Hongmei ^k   Chen, Jinyan ^k   Fu, Yan ^k   Fu, Zhenwang ^k   Wang, Xiaohuan ^k   Dong, Hua ^k   Weng, Min ^k   Zheng, Xiangyang ^k   Li, Yijun ^k   Li, Huimei ^k   Li, Chenglong ^k   Wu, Ming ^k   Zhou, Jinyi ^k   Tao, Ran ^k   Yang, Jie ^k   Shen, Jie ^k   Hu, Yihe ^k   Lu, Yan ^k   Gao, Yan ^k   Ma, Liangcai ^k   Zhou, Renxian ^k   Tang, Aiyu ^k   Zhang, Shuo ^k   Jin, Jianrong ^k   Tang, Zhenzhu ^k   Chen, Naying ^k   Huang, Ying ^k   Li, Mingqiang ^k   Meng, Jinhuai ^k   Pan, Rong ^k   Jiang, Qilian ^k   Qing, Jingxin ^k   Zhang, Weiyuan ^k   Liu, Yun ^k   Wei, Liuping ^k   Zhou, Liyuan ^k   Chen, Ningyu ^k   Yang, Jun ^k   Guan, Hairong ^k   Wu, Xianping ^k   Zhang, Ningmei ^k   Chen, Xiaofang ^k   Tang, Xuefeng ^k   Luo, Guojin ^k   Li, Jianguo ^k   Wang, Jian ^k   Liu, Jiaqiu ^k   Sun, Qiang ^k   Ge, Pengfei ^k   Ren, Xiaolan ^k   Dong, Caixia ^k   Zhang, Hui ^k   Mao, Enke ^k   Wang, Xiaoping ^k   Wang, Tao ^k   Liu, Guohua ^k   Zhu, Baoyu ^k   Zhou, Gang ^k   Feng, Shixian ^k   Chang, Liang ^k   Fan, Lei ^k   Gao, Yulian ^k   He, Tianyou ^k   Jiang, Li ^k   Sun, Huarong ^k   He, Pan ^k   Hu, Chen ^k   Lv, Qiannan ^k   Zhang, Xukui ^k   Yu, Min ^k   Hu, Ruying ^k   Fang, Le ^k   Wang, Hao ^k   Qian, Yijian ^k   Wang, Chunmei ^k   Xie, Kaixue ^k   Chen, Lingli ^k   Pan, Yaxing ^k   Pan, Dongxia ^k   Huang, Yuelong ^k   Chen, Biyun ^k   Jin, Donghui ^k   Liu, Huilin ^k   Fu, Zhongxi ^k   Xu, Qiaohua ^k   Xu, Xin ^k   Xiong, Youping ^k   Jia, Weifang ^k   Li, Xianzhi ^k   Zhang, Libo ^k   Qiu, Zhe ^k   more..

^a UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD   (United Kingdom)

^b PEKING UNION MEDICAL COLLEGE   (China)

^c PEKING UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER   (China)

^d Suzhou CDC   (China)

^e Guanxi Provincial CDC   (China)

^f Pengzhou CDC   (China)

^g Sichuan CDC   (China)

^h Meilan   (China)

ⁱ CHINA NATIONAL CENTER FOR FOOD SAFETY RISK ASSESSMENT   (China)

^j VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE   (United States)

^k NONE

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Author keywords

China rural regions; family conflict; living alone; major depressive disorder; stressful life events

Indexed keywords

ADULT; AGED; CHINA; CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY; FAMILY CONFLICT; FEMALE; HUMAN; MAJOR DEPRESSION; MALE; MENTAL STRESS; MIDDLE AGED; PATIENT ATTITUDE; SOCIOECONOMICS; STATISTICS AND NUMERICAL DATA;

ADULT; AGED; CHINA; CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDIES; DEPRESSIVE DISORDER, MAJOR; FAMILY CONFLICT; FEMALE; HUMANS; MALE; MIDDLE AGED; PATIENT ACCEPTANCE OF HEALTH CARE; SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS; STRESS, PSYCHOLOGICAL;

EID: 85002002711     PISSN: 00332917     EISSN: 14698978     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/S0033291716002889     Document Type: Article

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