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Association of IL-18 gene variants with depressive symptoms and metabolic syndrome in Mexican adults.

Nutricion hospitalaria - 16 Jun 2026

Ramirez De Los Santos Monica Lizeth, Ramírez-De Los Santos Saúl, Becerra Solano Luis Eduardo, Rodríguez Razón Christian Martín, Echavarría Zepeda Raquel, Gutiérrez Mercado Yanet Karina

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Introduction: Introduction: metabolic syndrome (MS) affects approximately 27 % of the global population and represents a growing public health concern. Identifying factors associated with its presence is essential for prevention, early diagnosis, and clinical management. Objective: to evaluate the association between depressive symptomatology (DS) and three IL-18 gene variants-rs360719 (-1297 T>C), rs187238 (-137...

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PMID: 41503842
DOI: 10.20960/nh.06008

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