Association of Pain With Irritability and Depression: Findings from EMBARC, STRIDE, and the VitalSign6 Project

Madhukar H. Trivedi, MD

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In this video, Dr Trivedi discusses 3 studies that used a brief self-report measure of pain (the P-FIBS) and investigated the relationships among pain, depression, and irritability.

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Association of Pain With Irritability and Depression: Findings from EMBARC, STRIDE, and the VitalSign6 Project

April 13, 2021

In this video, Dr Trivedi discusses 3 studies that used a brief self-report measure of pain (the P-FIBS) and investigated the relationships among pain, depression, and irritability.

Association of Pain With Irritability and Depression: Findings from EMBARC, STRIDE, and the VitalSign6 Project

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