Adults who have experienced depression develop long-term physical conditions about 30% faster than those without depression, a new study finds. Authors of the report said depression needs to be viewed ...

Depression should be looked upon holistically, as a "whole body" disease, and treated accordingly, researchers said. Photo by Andre Moura/Pexels Depression hits the whole body, speeding the onset of ...

Adults with a history of depression gain long-term physical conditions around 30% faster than those without, according to research publishing February 13 th in the open-access journal PLOS Medicine.

Depression accelerates the development of chronic conditions, with affected individuals accumulating illnesses 32% faster than those without depression. The study analyzed data from 172,556 UK Biobank ...

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6 Health and Social Research Center, Universidad de Castilla La-Mancha, Cuenca, Spain Objective To examine the predictive validity of field-based muscular strength tests in relation to incident ...

Researchers investigated the links between depression and physical health conditions. Adults with a history of depression gain long-term physical conditions around 30% faster than those without, ...

Depression hits the whole body, speeding the onset of long-term physical ills as people age, new research contends. "People who've experienced depression are more likely to develop long-term physical ...