Abstract
The recognised heterogeneity of clinical cohorts of people with depression and other mood disorders has been held to be one of the central reasons why so many studies of causation, neurobiological or psychological correlates, or the effectiveness of treatments have failed to yield significant findings or be easily replicated by independent groups.
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