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Higher CRP associated with loss of libido and increased appetite in young adult Pacific New Zealanders

2024-06-27

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<p>Background: There is evidence to show that certain subgroups of depressed people also exhibit raised levels of chronic, systemic inflammation. This study tested the hypotheses that associations between inflammation and depression would be more likely for the somatic symptoms of depression and, within this symptom cluster, most likely for those symptoms characteristic of the atypical depression subtype (increase...

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Literature Corpus work: 266b1b90-593e-5180-8ab5-a43dad0a32f8
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/udgj2

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