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Does genetic risk for depression accelerate biological aging?

2025-07-25

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Major Depressive Disorder is a major contributor to aging-related health burdens. Preventing and managing depression symptoms are suggested strategies to reduce these burdens. However, the cooccurrence of depression and aging-related disease/disability could arise from reverse causation (i.e. aging-->depression) or confounding by a common cause (aging<- ->depression). We investigated the connection between depress...

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Literature Corpus work: 6cd2ec68-7850-5ca2-8ef9-c1cc60c7a08e
DOI: 10.1101/2025.07.23.25328503

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