More than half of all people who have had one episode of major depressive disorder will experience another episode of major depressive disorder, usually within two years.

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This statement is true according to research and statistics. The recurrence rate for major depressive disorder is high, with approximately 50% to 85% of people experiencing one or more additional episodes. The risk of recurrence decreases with longer periods of symptom-free time and with the use of preventative measures such as therapy and medication.

More Than Half of All People Who Have Had One