Major Depression
Individual
Biological and personal history factors that put someone at riskfor a health condition. Prevention strategies address attitudes,beliefs, and behaviors.
Factors That Contribute to the Health Problem (RiskFactors)
Evidence-Based Prevention Strategies by Level ofInfluence
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