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Phenotypic overlap of mental health impairment in post-COVID condition and depressive disorders: Insights from the DigiHero cohort.

Journal of affective disorders - 1 Aug 2026

Fasshauer Jonathan Mathias, Frost Jonas, Frese Thomas, Gekle Michael, Glaser Nadine, Heuser Michael, Hoell Jessica I, Massag Janka, Moor Irene, Pfrommer Laura Rebecca, Schüz Benjamin, Tüscher Oliver, Mikolajczyk Rafael, Opel Nils

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BACKGROUND: Post-COVID condition (PCC) has been linked to substantial mental health impairment. However, a comprehensive and dimensional understanding of the specific mental health impairments associated with PCC is still missing. Therefore, we aimed to (1) profile PCC-related symptoms using a dimensional approach and (2) evaluate their phenotypic overlap with lifetime depression. METHODS: Data from 10,938...

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PMID: 41912113
DOI: 10.1016/j.jad.2026.121699

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