Language Patterns Discriminate Mild Depression From Normal Sadness and Euthymic State

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@d_galasinski @Mental_Elf I do remember reading reports (though can’t vouch for robustness) a few years ago on similar. My usual cursory google yielded, eg: https://t.co/KpOKUvE0NQ

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RT @FrontPsychiatry: Language Patterns Discriminate Mild Depression From Normal Sadness and Euthymic State: Daria Smirnova, Paul Cumming, E…

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Language Patterns Discriminate Mild Depression From Normal Sadness and Euthymic State: Daria Smirnova, Paul Cumming, Elena Sloeva, Natalia Kuvshinova, Dmitry Romanov, Gennadii Nosachev https://t.co/ddigEjLpfu

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