Quarter of Depression Cases Linked to Body Clock Malfunction
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A quarter of depression cases may be caused by off-kilter body clocks, according to a large study. This 'circadian depression' responds poorly to standard antidepressants but might be eased by taking melatonin or adopting behavioral strategies. Those with circadian depression tend to have more severe symptoms, an earlier age of onset, and a higher genetic risk for inflammatory and cardiovascular health problems.
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