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In today's world, women have many roles and can become overwhelmed
with the daily demands upon their time, energy and emotions.  Everyone
feels blue now and then, but if these feelings persist, you may be
suffering from clinical depression, a real and treatable illness.
Symptoms of depression include:

*irritability                       *feelings of guilt
*changes in apetite and sleep       *inability to concentrate
*loss of energy                     *loss of interest and pleasure
*thoughts of death or suicide

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is offering a research
treatment program to address the special problems and needs of women
with depression.  The treatment is free to women who qualify regardless
of your insurance.

You must be a woman age 20 to 60 and be experiencing a current episode
of depresison, with at least one previous episode of depression within
the past three years.  If you do not qualify for our program, we will
help you find other sources of treatment.   For more information or to
schedule an appointment call Sandra O'Donnell, RN, Senior Research
Program Coordinator at 624-2211.  All information is kept confidential.