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Ian Gotlib
Professor of psychology at Stanford University and director of the Stanford Neurodevelopment, Affect, and Psychopathology (SNAP) Lab, known for research on depression.
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Oct 23, 2026
186 - Ian Gotlib: Understanding Depression
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Ian GotlibGUEST
So for example, so it started, so let me just give you a few facts, and then we can kind of frame the research.

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One of the strongest risk factors for depression, and when I say risk factors, it's characteristics that if you have that characteristic, you have a higher likelihood of developing depression at some point.

Ian GotlibGUEST
So those are risk factors or characteristics that are associated with an increased risk for or likelihood of depression.

Ian GotlibGUEST
So one of the strongest risk factors for depression is having a family history of depression.
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