Depression Progression
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Is it possible to wait too long to get help for depression?
Justin Garrett, DO Kootenai Health explains the progression of depression from mild to severe form.
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Depression Progression
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Justin Garrett, DO Kootenai Health explains the progression of depression from mild to severe form.
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Can Diet and Exercise Help Depression?
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Clip: S16 Ep1601 | 1m 5s | Movement and nutrition are mood improvers, and important to treating depression. (1m 5s)
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Clip: S16 Ep1601 | 30s | Spokane has a new program to treat teens and adults battling depression and anxiety. (30s)
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