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Authors of the study say depression needs to be viewed as a “whole body” condition, with treatment approaches that address mental and physical health.
Researchers included 172,556 volunteers in the UK Biobank study.
They identified 69 physical conditions, following participants for nearly seven years to see if they developed any of the ailments.
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