Comorbid depressive disorder and hyperlipidemia
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- Humans1
Associations
2Age ≥80 years
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Age ≥80 years
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Age ≥80 years are associated with comorbid depressive disorder and hyperlipidemia in humans.
“the age ≥80 years group had a significantly reduced risk of comorbid depressive disorder and hyperlipidemia (P<0.05).”
Humanspatients with mental disorders; compared with ages 60–69 years
Comorbidity patterns and risk factors for mental disorders and physical diseases in older adults
International Journal of Geriatrics
Male sex
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Male sex
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Male sex is associated with comorbid depressive disorder and hyperlipidemia in humans.
“Compared with female sex, male sex significantly reduced the risk of comorbid depressive disorder and hyperlipidemia (P<0.05)”
Humanspatients with mental disorders; compared with female sexn = 890
Comorbidity patterns and risk factors for mental disorders and physical diseases in older adults
International Journal of Geriatrics
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Comorbidity patterns and risk factors for mental disorders and physical diseases in older adults
Cross-sectional study of 890 peopleMental disorders