Talk:Subcortical ischemic depression

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i got distracted by other stuff.

not sure the name is correct. Vascular depression seems more common as the article notes.
very unclear to me at this point if this is a thing, or a proposed thing. I am thinking the latter and if so the whole page needs to reflect that. need to confirm....
sections need to be firmed up per MEDMOS and content sorted better
so many bad were refs used. Here is the search for recent reviews. Very few of them were used, and a bunch of old primary sources were used instead. argh. The time that went into this could have been so much better spent had the students been trained in medical editing. Jytdog (talk) 04:06, 22 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]