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Investigating the prospective associations of dietary risk factors with the risk of incident depression and anxiety in adulthood: Evidence from the UK Biobank

2026-05-12

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<p>Background: Mental disorders are leading contributors to disease burden worldwide. Nutritional psychiatry research supports an important role for diet in the prevention and management of mental disorders, but the relevance of specific dietary exposures requires further investigation. We examined associations of Global Burden of Disease-defined food groups and nutrients with subsequent depression and anxiety out...

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5098e391-fd0b-50e8-93b6-aa8052334fce
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10.31234/osf.io/kqhwr_v2
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