Average depression scores fell by up to 25%.

Researchers found a just small difference in the women's depression scores after five weeks.

This condition showed a rise in happiness scores by 10 percent and a significant fall in depression scores, results which lasted up to one month after the visit.

While there was no change in memory or other cognitive functions, there was a decided improvement in depression scores and in a measurement called income management.

The test, which is being given to adults only, derives a depression score from the answers to nine questions.

The depression score varied significantly between caregivers of healthy and non-healthy older adults.

The group's average depression score was 18, with more than half (55%) of the patients having a score of 16 or higher.

When the cough was treated, 50 of the participants improved significantly, with depression scores dropping from an average score of 18 to 4.

Additionally, victims had the highest depression scores as compared to bullies and nonbullies/nonvictims.

A study by Cantor and Stevens found significant decreases in depression scores in participants after four weeks of using AVE.