Melancholic depression
- Melancholic depression, as described by Hippocrates, was considered a unique condition that struck people out of the blue.
- It is now known as "endogenous depression" (coming from within) and different from depression in response to external stressors.
- In 1980, depressive disorders were remodeled as a single entity that only varies by degrees of severity.
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