Abstract
CLINICAL observation suggests that increased sensory stimulation in depressed psychiatric patients results in a transient improvement in mood. Here, we describe results of an investigation designed to measure objectively the effect of a sensory stimulus on a cell transport mechanism in depressed patients and in normal subjects.
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