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Are women really at a 2-fold increased risk to develop lifetime depression, compared to men?

2024-09-02

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<p>BackgroundA gender gap in lifetime major depressive disorder (women to men ratio 2:1) has consistently been reported over roughly three decades. However, suggested artefacts, e.g., different biases between women and men regarding their reporting of depression symptoms, have never been taken into account quantitatively. This research gap may have led researchers to report overly confident estimates of a depressi...

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Literature Corpus work: 553f1a95-e740-5ea9-888a-645e01544e22
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/tcbj3

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