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Lifestyle and biological factors influence the relationship between mental health and low-grade inflammation

2019-04-19

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Mental health modulates the risk of common chronic conditions like cardiovascular disease, cancer and diabetes. Although inflammation is thought to partly explain this link, its relation with mental health is still unclear and largely unexplored. We investigated three scales assessing psychological resilience (CD-RISC), depression symptoms (PHQ8) and mental wellbeing (SF36-MCS) in an Italian adult population cohor...

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e62b6874-e7cb-5c5b-a125-6de154111e28
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10.1101/609768
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