Higher levels of inflammatory markers at age 9 linked to an 81% increased risk of developing depression at age 18.

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Higher levels of inflammatory markers at age 9 linked to an 81% increased risk of developing depression at age 18. depression inflammation eurekalert.org
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Data from seven randomized controlled trials in people that were ill and depressed showed a significant antidepressant effect of anti-cytokine (anti-inflammatory) treatment compared with placebo. Further analysis showed that the antidepressant effect was not associated with improvement in primary physical illness.

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