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This research explores the link between inflammation, genetics, and lifestyle factors in depression. It aims to clarify how these elements interact to influence depression and its treatment, contributing to better prevention and management strategies.
Depression produces substantial societal costs.
Its cause is unknown and treatments are suboptimal.
Inflammation may be involved in depression.
People with depression have elevated levels of inflammatory mediators in the blood, although it is unclear whether the source is genetic, environmental, or some interaction. A likely environmental source is unhealthy lifestyle behaviours.
To progress the field, studies must more directly test the causal status of the inflammatory hypothesis of depression…
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Netherlands, Amsterdam
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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