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Investigating Inflammation in depression in the chronically ill: A theoretical model

2021-03-10

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<p>Inflammation is a well-known risk factor for chronic physical illnesses. Evidence is building that inflammation is also a risk for mental illnesses making inflammation a common, modifiable mechanism which could potentially explain why mental and physical illnesses are highly comorbid.A rapid synthesis on factors associated to inflammation in the depressed chronically ill has been conducted. It led to the produc...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/54gqe

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