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Association of Visual Health With Depressive Symptoms and Brain Imaging Phenotypes Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults.

JAMA network open - 3 Oct 2022

Zhang Xiayin, Shang Xianwen, Seth Ishith, Huang Yu, Wang Yaxin, Liang Yingying, Du Zijing, Wu Guanrong, Hu Yunyan, Liu Shunming, Hu Yijun, He Mingguang, Zhu Zhuoting, Yang Xiaohong, Yu Honghua

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Importance: Vision loss and depression are common conditions with major health implications. However, mechanisms of the association of visual health (across the full acuity spectrum) with depression remain unclear. Objective: To characterize the association between visual health and depression and investigate the association between depression and brain microstructure and macrostructure in subgroups divided by...

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PMID: 36201210
DOI: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2022.35017
PMCID: PMC9539722

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