In a medical and biological perspective, the authors analyse the relations existing between diabetes mellitus and affective disorders on the basis of clinical, therapeutic, metabolic, neuro-endocrinal and epidemiological arguments. Besides the presentation of an original clinical case, the principal data of literature are detailed and criticized; some orientations of the future research concerning the explaining of these relations are given as well.
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