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Psychiatry Roundup: 7 New Developments in Depression
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Neurotransmitters may enhance mood-boosting effectS of exercise, cigarette use abstinence efforts going up in smoke, and other recent findings are summarized here.
Neurotransmitters may enhance exercise’s mood-boosting effect, cigarette use abstinence efforts going up in smoke, unhealthy diet boosts depression in youth-these are some of the latest findings in major depressive disorder (MDD) research. Scroll through the slides above to find concise summaries of key points.
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