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Serious diabetes-specific emotional problems in patients with type 2 diabetes who have different levels of comorbid depression: A Polish study from the European Depression in Diabetes (EDID) Research Consortium
European Psychiatry , 11/06/09

Kokoszka A et al. – Diabetes–related emotional problems are particularly common among DM2 patients with comorbid clinical depression and to a lesser extent in patients with subclinical depression, compared to non–depressed DM2 patients. Male diabetes patients with a depressive disorder are particularly vulnerable to develop high levels of diabetes–specific emotional distress. Major differences between the three groups mainly concern the diabetes–specific problems connected with the illness.

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