Scientists hunt clues: why depression doubles heart death risk
NCT ID NCT04682769
Summary
This study aimed to understand why depression doubles the risk of death in people with heart disease. Researchers measured heart health markers, sleep, and activity levels in 175 patients with both conditions to find links to persistent symptoms like fatigue and lack of pleasure. The goal was to identify new targets for treatments that could improve both mental health and long-term survival.
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Washington University
St Louis, Missouri, 63108, United States
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