Depression is another factor found to impact adherence. Mohr, Goodkin, Likosky, Gatto, Baumann and Rudick (1997) saw increased rates of compliance with Interferon beta-1b therapy in multiple sclerosis with the treatment of underlying depression. The study showed that patients with increased depression were more likely to discontinue therapy. This link of depression has also been demonstrated with noncompliance with antihypertensive medications. (Wang,Bohn, Harooni et al. 2002) In another study, Mohr (2001) saw patient’s experienced level of anxiety with their injections was related to adherence.