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4分钟科普,什么是抑郁症?

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P1 · 4分钟科普,什么是抑郁症? p01 中文 (P1)

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0:07Depression is the leading cause of disability in the world.抑郁症是造成世界残疾的主要原因。
0:11In the United States, close to 10% of adults struggle with depression.在美国,近10%的成年人为抑郁症挣扎.
0:15But because it's a mental illness,但是因为那是精神病
0:17it can be a lot harder to understand than, say, high cholesterol.比高胆固醇更难理解
0:21One major source of confusion is the difference between having depression造成混乱的一个主要原因是抑郁症的区别
0:25and just feeling depressed.而只是觉得沮丧。
0:28Almost everyone feels down from time to time,几乎每个人都不时感到沮丧,
0:31getting a bad grade, losing a job, having an argument.成绩不好 失业 争吵
0:35Even a rainy day can bring on feelings of sadness.就算是雨天也会带来悲伤的感觉。
0:38Sometimes there's no trigger at all.有时根本就没有触发器.
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1Depression is the leading cause of disability in the world.抑郁症是造成世界残疾的主要原因。
2In the United States, close to 10% of adults struggle with depression.在美国,近10%的成年人为抑郁症挣扎.
3But because it's a mental illness,但是因为那是精神病
4it can be a lot harder to understand than, say, high cholesterol.比高胆固醇更难理解
5One major source of confusion is the difference between having depression造成混乱的一个主要原因是抑郁症的区别
6and just feeling depressed.而只是觉得沮丧。
7Almost everyone feels down from time to time,几乎每个人都不时感到沮丧,
8getting a bad grade, losing a job, having an argument.成绩不好 失业 争吵
9Even a rainy day can bring on feelings of sadness.就算是雨天也会带来悲伤的感觉。
10Sometimes there's no trigger at all.有时根本就没有触发器.
11It just pops up out of the blue.突然突然冒出来
12Then circumstances change, and those sad feelings disappear.然后情况就变了 那些悲伤的感情就消失了
13Clinical depression is different.临床抑郁症不同.
14It's a medical disorder,这是一个医疗障碍,
15and it won't go away just because you want it to.它不会消失 只是因为你想它。
16It lingers for at least two consecutive weeks它至少持续两周
17and significantly interferes with one's ability to work, play, or love.并且严重干扰一个人的工作,游戏,或爱情的能力.
18Depression can have a lot of different symptoms,抑郁症会有很多不同的症状
19a low mood, loss of interest in things you'd normally enjoy,情绪低落 对你平时享受的东西失去兴趣
20changes in appetite, feeling worthless or excessively guilty,胃口的改变,感觉毫无价值或过份的内疚,
21sleeping either too much or too little,睡的不是太多就是太少,
22poor concentration, restlessness or slowness,专注、烦躁、迟钝,
23loss of energy, or recurrent thoughts of suicide.失去能量,或者反复出现自杀的想法。
24If you have at least five of those symptoms,如果你有至少五个这样的症状
25according to psychiatric guidelines,根据精神病治疗指南,
26you qualify for a diagnosis of depression.您有资格接受抑郁症诊断。
27And it's not just behavioral symptoms.这不仅仅是行为症状。
28Depression has physical manifestations inside the brain.抑郁症在脑内有物理表现.
29First of all, there are changes that could be seen首先,有些变化是可以看到的
30with the naked eye and x-ray vision.肉眼和X光视觉
31These include smaller frontal lobes and hippocampal volumes.其中包括较小的额叶和河马体积.
32On a more micro scale, depression is associated with a few things.在更微观的尺度上,抑郁症与一些东西有关.
33The abnormal transmission or depletion of certain neurotransmitters,某些神经递质的异常传播或耗竭,
34especially serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine.特别是血清素 诺雷松素和多巴胺
35Blunted circadian rhythms,模糊的循环节奏,
36or specific changes in the REM and slow wave parts of your sleep cycle,或REM的具体变化 和睡眠周期的缓慢波段,
37and hormone abnormalities,和激素异常,
38such as high cortisol and deregulation of thyroid hormones.例如高皮质醇和放松甲状腺激素的管制。
39But neuroscientists still don't have a complete picture但神经科学家还是没有完整的图像
40of what causes depression.是什么导致抑郁。
41It seems to have to do with a complex interaction这似乎与复杂的互动有关
42between genes and environment,在基因和环境之间,
43but we don't have a diagnostic tool但我们没有诊断工具
44that can accurately predict where or when it will show up.可以准确预测何时何地出现。
45And because depression's symptoms are intangible,因为抑郁症的症状是无形的,
46it's hard to know who might look fine but is actually struggling.很难知道谁看起来很好 但实际上是在挣扎
47According to the National Institute of Mental Health,根据国家精神健康研究所,
48it takes the average person suffering with a mental illness它需要普通人 患有精神病
49over 10 years to ask for help.超过10年 请求帮助。
50But there are very effective treatments.但也有非常有效的治疗方法.
51Medications and therapy complement each other to boost brain chemicals.药物和疗法相辅相成,以提振脑化学物质.
52In extreme cases, electroconvulsive therapy,在极端情况下,电惊厥疗法,
53which is like a controlled seizure in the patient's brain,就像是病人脑部有节制的癫痫
54is also very helpful.也很有帮助。
55Other promising treatments, like transcranial magnetic stimulation,其他有前途的治疗方法,如转动磁刺激,
56are being investigated too.正在调查中。
57So if you know someone's struggling with depression,所以,如果你知道有人 与抑郁挣扎,
58encourage them, gently, to seek out some of these options.鼓励它们温和地寻找其中一些选择。
59You might even offer to help with specific tasks,你甚至可以提供 帮助完成具体的任务,
60like looking up therapists in the area就像在附近寻找治疗师
61or making a list of questions to ask a doctor.或提出一个问题 问医生。
62To someone with depression, these first steps can seem insurmountable.对于有抑郁症的人来说,这些第一步可能看起来是不可逾越的.
63If they feel guilty or ashamed,如果他们感到内疚或羞愧,
64point out that depression is a medical condition,指出抑郁症是一种病症,
65just like asthma or diabetes.就像哮喘或糖尿病一样
66It's not a weakness or a personality trait,这不是一个弱点或个性特征,
67and they shouldn't expect themselves to just get over it他们不应该指望自己 刚刚克服它
68any more than they could will themselves to get over a broken arm.任何比他们自己更能 摆脱断臂。
69If you haven't experienced depression yourself,如果你还没有经历抑郁症自己,
70avoid comparing it to times you've felt down.避免把它比作你感到沮丧的时间。
71Comparing what they're experiencing to normal, temporary feelings of sadness把他们所经历的 与正常的 暂时的悲伤感相比
72can make them feel guilty for struggling.让他们对挣扎感到内疚
73Even just talking about depression openly can help.即使只是公开谈论抑郁症也会有所帮助。
74For example, research shows that asking someone about suicidal thoughts例如,研究表明,问某人关于自杀的想法
75actually reduces their suicide risk.实际上可以减少他们的自杀风险。
76Open conversations about mental illness help erode stigma公开谈论精神病有助于消除耻辱
77and make it easier for people to ask for help.并方便众生求救.
78And the more patients seek treatment,病人寻求治疗的人数越多
79the more scientists will learn about depression,科学家对抑郁症的了解越多
80and the better the treatments will get.治疗会越好
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P2 · 4分钟科普,什么是抑郁症? p02 英文 (P2)

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时间英文中文
0:07Depression is the leading cause of disability in the world.抑郁症是造成世界残疾的主要原因。
0:11In the United States, close to 10% of adults struggle with depression.在美国,近10%的成年人为抑郁症挣扎.
0:15But because it's a mental illness,但是因为那是精神病
0:17it can be a lot harder to understand than, say, high cholesterol.比高胆固醇更难理解
0:21One major source of confusion is the difference between having depression造成混乱的一个主要原因是抑郁症的区别
0:25and just feeling depressed.而只是觉得沮丧。
0:28Almost everyone feels down from time to time,几乎每个人都不时感到沮丧,
0:31getting a bad grade, losing a job, having an argument.成绩不好 失业 争吵
0:35Even a rainy day can bring on feelings of sadness.就算是雨天也会带来悲伤的感觉。
0:38Sometimes there's no trigger at all.有时根本就没有触发器.
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1Depression is the leading cause of disability in the world.抑郁症是造成世界残疾的主要原因。
2In the United States, close to 10% of adults struggle with depression.在美国,近10%的成年人为抑郁症挣扎.
3But because it's a mental illness,但是因为那是精神病
4it can be a lot harder to understand than, say, high cholesterol.比高胆固醇更难理解
5One major source of confusion is the difference between having depression造成混乱的一个主要原因是抑郁症的区别
6and just feeling depressed.而只是觉得沮丧。
7Almost everyone feels down from time to time,几乎每个人都不时感到沮丧,
8getting a bad grade, losing a job, having an argument.成绩不好 失业 争吵
9Even a rainy day can bring on feelings of sadness.就算是雨天也会带来悲伤的感觉。
10Sometimes there's no trigger at all.有时根本就没有触发器.
11It just pops up out of the blue.突然突然冒出来
12Then circumstances change, and those sad feelings disappear.然后情况就变了 那些悲伤的感情就消失了
13Clinical depression is different.临床抑郁症不同.
14It's a medical disorder,这是一个医疗障碍,
15and it won't go away just because you want it to.它不会消失 只是因为你想它。
16It lingers for at least two consecutive weeks它至少持续两周
17and significantly interferes with one's ability to work, play, or love.并且严重干扰一个人的工作,游戏,或爱情的能力.
18Depression can have a lot of different symptoms,抑郁症会有很多不同的症状
19a low mood, loss of interest in things you'd normally enjoy,情绪低落 对你平时享受的东西失去兴趣
20changes in appetite, feeling worthless or excessively guilty,胃口的改变,感觉毫无价值或过份的内疚,
21sleeping either too much or too little,睡的不是太多就是太少,
22poor concentration, restlessness or slowness,专注、烦躁、迟钝,
23loss of energy, or recurrent thoughts of suicide.失去能量,或者反复出现自杀的想法。
24If you have at least five of those symptoms,如果你有至少五个这样的症状
25according to psychiatric guidelines,根据精神病治疗指南,
26you qualify for a diagnosis of depression.您有资格接受抑郁症诊断。
27And it's not just behavioral symptoms.这不仅仅是行为症状。
28Depression has physical manifestations inside the brain.抑郁症在脑内有物理表现.
29First of all, there are changes that could be seen首先,有些变化是可以看到的
30with the naked eye and x-ray vision.肉眼和X光视觉
31These include smaller frontal lobes and hippocampal volumes.其中包括较小的额叶和河马体积.
32On a more micro scale, depression is associated with a few things.在更微观的尺度上,抑郁症与一些东西有关.
33The abnormal transmission or depletion of certain neurotransmitters,某些神经递质的异常传播或耗竭,
34especially serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine.特别是血清素 诺雷松素和多巴胺
35Blunted circadian rhythms,模糊的循环节奏,
36or specific changes in the REM and slow wave parts of your sleep cycle,或REM的具体变化 和睡眠周期的缓慢波段,
37and hormone abnormalities,和激素异常,
38such as high cortisol and deregulation of thyroid hormones.例如高皮质醇和放松甲状腺激素的管制。
39But neuroscientists still don't have a complete picture但神经科学家还是没有完整的图像
40of what causes depression.是什么导致抑郁。
41It seems to have to do with a complex interaction这似乎与复杂的互动有关
42between genes and environment,在基因和环境之间,
43but we don't have a diagnostic tool但我们没有诊断工具
44that can accurately predict where or when it will show up.可以准确预测何时何地出现。
45And because depression's symptoms are intangible,因为抑郁症的症状是无形的,
46it's hard to know who might look fine but is actually struggling.很难知道谁看起来很好 但实际上是在挣扎
47According to the National Institute of Mental Health,根据国家精神健康研究所,
48it takes the average person suffering with a mental illness它需要普通人 患有精神病
49over 10 years to ask for help.超过10年 请求帮助。
50But there are very effective treatments.但也有非常有效的治疗方法.
51Medications and therapy complement each other to boost brain chemicals.药物和疗法相辅相成,以提振脑化学物质.
52In extreme cases, electroconvulsive therapy,在极端情况下,电惊厥疗法,
53which is like a controlled seizure in the patient's brain,就像是病人脑部有节制的癫痫
54is also very helpful.也很有帮助。
55Other promising treatments, like transcranial magnetic stimulation,其他有前途的治疗方法,如转动磁刺激,
56are being investigated too.正在调查中。
57So if you know someone's struggling with depression,所以,如果你知道有人 与抑郁挣扎,
58encourage them, gently, to seek out some of these options.鼓励它们温和地寻找其中一些选择。
59You might even offer to help with specific tasks,你甚至可以提供 帮助完成具体的任务,
60like looking up therapists in the area就像在附近寻找治疗师
61or making a list of questions to ask a doctor.或提出一个问题 问医生。
62To someone with depression, these first steps can seem insurmountable.对于有抑郁症的人来说,这些第一步可能看起来是不可逾越的.
63If they feel guilty or ashamed,如果他们感到内疚或羞愧,
64point out that depression is a medical condition,指出抑郁症是一种病症,
65just like asthma or diabetes.就像哮喘或糖尿病一样
66It's not a weakness or a personality trait,这不是一个弱点或个性特征,
67and they shouldn't expect themselves to just get over it他们不应该指望自己 刚刚克服它
68any more than they could will themselves to get over a broken arm.任何比他们自己更能 摆脱断臂。
69If you haven't experienced depression yourself,如果你还没有经历抑郁症自己,
70avoid comparing it to times you've felt down.避免把它比作你感到沮丧的时间。
71Comparing what they're experiencing to normal, temporary feelings of sadness把他们所经历的 与正常的 暂时的悲伤感相比
72can make them feel guilty for struggling.让他们对挣扎感到内疚
73Even just talking about depression openly can help.即使只是公开谈论抑郁症也会有所帮助。
74For example, research shows that asking someone about suicidal thoughts例如,研究表明,问某人关于自杀的想法
75actually reduces their suicide risk.实际上可以减少他们的自杀风险。
76Open conversations about mental illness help erode stigma公开谈论精神病有助于消除耻辱
77and make it easier for people to ask for help.并方便众生求救.
78And the more patients seek treatment,病人寻求治疗的人数越多
79the more scientists will learn about depression,科学家对抑郁症的了解越多
80and the better the treatments will get.治疗会越好
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P3 · 4分钟科普,什么是抑郁症? p03 无字幕 (P3)

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时间英文中文
0:07Depression is the leading cause of disability in the world.抑郁症是造成世界残疾的主要原因。
0:11In the United States,在美国,
0:12close to 10% of adults struggle with depression.近10%的成年人患有抑郁症。
0:15But because it's a mental illness,但是因为那是精神病
0:17it can be a lot harder to understand than, say, high cholesterol.比高胆固醇更难理解
0:21One major source of confusion is the difference between having depression造成混乱的一个主要原因是抑郁症的区别
0:25and just feeling depressed.而只是觉得沮丧。
0:28Almost everyone feels down from time to time,几乎每个人都不时感到沮丧,
0:31getting a bad grade,成绩不好
0:32losing a job,丢了工作
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1Depression is the leading cause of disability in the world.抑郁症是造成世界残疾的主要原因。
2In the United States,在美国,
3close to 10% of adults struggle with depression.近10%的成年人患有抑郁症。
4But because it's a mental illness,但是因为那是精神病
5it can be a lot harder to understand than, say, high cholesterol.比高胆固醇更难理解
6One major source of confusion is the difference between having depression造成混乱的一个主要原因是抑郁症的区别
7and just feeling depressed.而只是觉得沮丧。
8Almost everyone feels down from time to time,几乎每个人都不时感到沮丧,
9getting a bad grade,成绩不好
10losing a job,丢了工作
11having an argument.有争论。
12Even a rainy day can bring on feelings of sadness.就算是雨天也会带来悲伤的感觉。
13Sometimes there's no trigger at all.有时根本就没有触发器.
14It just pops up out of the blue.突然突然冒出来
15Then circumstances change,然后情况就变了
16and those sad feelings disappear.和那些悲伤的感情消失。
17Clinical depression is different.临床抑郁症不同.
18It's a medical disorder,这是一个医疗障碍,
19and it won't go away just because you want it to.它不会消失 只是因为你想它。
20It lingers for at least two consecutive weeks它至少持续两周
21and significantly interferes with one's ability to work, play, or love.并且严重干扰一个人的工作,游戏,或爱情的能力.
22Depression can have a lot of different symptoms,抑郁症会有很多不同的症状
23a low mood,情绪低落
24loss of interest in things you'd normally enjoy,失去对通常喜欢的东西的兴趣
25changes in appetite,胃口的变化,
26feeling worthless or excessively guilty,觉得自己是无价值的,是过分的罪恶的,
27sleeping either too much or too little,睡的不是太多就是太少,
28poor concentration,集中程度低,
29restlessness or slowness,烦躁或迟钝,
30loss of energy,能源损失,
31or recurrent thoughts of suicide.或者经常想到自杀
32If you have at least five of those symptoms,如果你有至少五个这样的症状
33according to psychiatric guidelines,根据精神病治疗指南,
34you qualify for a diagnosis of depression.您有资格接受抑郁症诊断。
35And it's not just behavioral symptoms.这不仅仅是行为症状。
36Depression has physical manifestations inside the brain.抑郁症在脑内有物理表现.
37First of all, there are changes that could be seen首先,有些变化是可以看到的
38with the naked eye and x-ray vision.肉眼和X光视觉
39These include smaller frontal lobes and hippocampal volumes.其中包括较小的额叶和河马体积.
40On a more micro scale,在更微观的尺度上,
41depression is associated with a few things,抑郁症和一些事情有关
42the abnormal transmission or depletion of certain neurotransmitters,某些神经递质的异常传播或耗竭,
43especially serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine,特别是血清素、诺雷松素和多巴胺
44blunted circadian rhythms,钝的循环节奏,
45or specific changes in the REM and slow wave parts of your sleep cycle,或REM的具体变化 和睡眠周期的缓慢波段,
46and hormone abnormalities,和激素异常,
47such as high cortisol and deregulation of thyroid hormones.例如高皮质醇和放松甲状腺激素的管制。
48But neuroscientists still don't have a complete picture但神经科学家还是没有完整的图像
49of what causes depression.是什么导致抑郁。
50It seems to have to do with a complex interaction这似乎与复杂的互动有关
51between genes and environment,在基因和环境之间,
52but we don't have a diagnostic tool但我们没有诊断工具
53that can accurately predict where or when it will show up.可以准确预测何时何地出现。
54And because depression's symptoms are intangible,因为抑郁症的症状是无形的,
55it's hard to know who might look fine but is actually struggling.很难知道谁看起来很好 但实际上是在挣扎
56According to the National Institute of Mental Health,根据国家精神健康研究所,
57it takes the average person suffering with a mental illness它需要普通人 患有精神病
58over 10 years to ask for help.超过10年 请求帮助。
59But there are very effective treatments.但也有非常有效的治疗方法.
60Medications and therapy complement each other to boost brain chemicals.药物和疗法相辅相成,以提振脑化学物质.
61In extreme cases, electroconvulsive therapy,在极端情况下,电惊厥疗法,
62which is like a controlled seizure in the patient's brain,就像是病人脑部有节制的癫痫
63is also very helpful.也很有帮助。
64Other promising treatments, like transcranial magnetic stimulation,其他有前途的治疗方法,如转动磁刺激,
65are being investigated too.正在调查中。
66So if you know someone's struggling with depression,所以,如果你知道有人 与抑郁挣扎,
67encourage them, gently, to seek out some of these options.鼓励它们温和地寻找其中一些选择。
68You might even offer to help with specific tasks,你甚至可以提供 帮助完成具体的任务,
69like looking up therapists in the area就像在附近寻找治疗师
70or making a list of questions to ask a doctor.或提出一个问题 问医生。
71To someone with depression, these first steps can seem insurmountable.对于有抑郁症的人来说,这些第一步可能看起来是不可逾越的.
72If they feel guilty or ashamed,如果他们感到内疚或羞愧,
73point out that depression is a medical condition,指出抑郁症是一种病症,
74just like asthma or diabetes.就像哮喘或糖尿病一样
75It's not a weakness or a personality trait,这不是一个弱点或个性特征,
76and they shouldn't expect themselves to just get over it他们不应该指望自己 刚刚克服它
77any more than they could will themselves to get over a broken arm.任何比他们自己更能 摆脱断臂。
78If you haven't experienced depression yourself,如果你还没有经历抑郁症自己,
79avoid comparing it to times you've felt down.避免把它比作你感到沮丧的时间。
80Comparing what they're experiencing to normal, temporary feelings of sadness把他们所经历的 与正常的 暂时的悲伤感相比
81can make them feel guilty for struggling.让他们对挣扎感到内疚
82Even just talking about depression openly can help.即使只是公开谈论抑郁症也会有所帮助。
83For example, research shows that asking someone about suicidal thoughts例如,研究表明,问某人关于自杀的想法
84actually reduces their suicide risk.实际上可以减少他们的自杀风险。
85Open conversations about mental illness help erode stigma公开谈论精神病有助于消除耻辱
86and make it easier for people to ask for help.并方便众生求救.
87And the more patients seek treatment,病人寻求治疗的人数越多
88the more scientists will learn about depression,科学家对抑郁症的了解越多
89and the better the treatments will get.治疗会越好
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