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Companionship tie likelihood
no changein humans1
Depression risk has no effect on companionship tie likelihood in humans.
“being at risk for depression were not significantly associated with the likelihood of companionships”
Humansn = 42
The journals of gerontology. Series B, Psychological sciences and social sciencesMar 29, 2024
Life satisfaction
downin humans1
Depression risk is associated with life satisfaction in humans.
“depression risk is negatively associated with life satisfaction”
Humanswith disabilitiesn = 509
Behavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)Jul 17, 2026
Informal social support
downin humans1
Informal social support is associated with depression risk in humans.
“informal social support is negatively associated with depression risk”
Humanswith disabilitiesn = 509
Behavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)Jul 17, 2026
Two oral-decline groups had higher odds of depressive symptoms than the Oral Health Advantage group; the ratios of those odds were 1.736 and 3.039.Two oral-decline groups had higher odds of depressive symptoms than the Oral Health Advantage group; the ratios of those odds were 1.736 and 3.039.
Higher sleep-linked protein scores were associated with a lower depression rate during follow-up (hazard ratio 0.660); the abstract did not specify the comparison group.Higher sleep-linked protein scores were associated with a lower depression rate during follow-up (hazard ratio 0.660); the abstract did not specify the comparison group.
In a study of UK adults, the highest fitness quartile had a 24% lower depression risk and 17% lower anxiety risk than the lowest quartile.In a study of UK adults, the highest fitness quartile had a 24% lower depression risk and 17% lower anxiety risk than the lowest quartile.
Depressive symptoms occurred in 38.6% of adults with cardiometabolic multimorbidity compared with 33.0% without, yielding an adjusted hazard ratio of 1.25.Depressive symptoms occurred in 38.6% of adults with cardiometabolic multimorbidity compared with 33.0% without, yielding an adjusted hazard ratio of 1.25.
In a study of 428,078 adults followed for 13 years, population-attributable fractions for modifiable depression risks fell from 83.47% in middle age to 76.77% in the…In a study of 428,078 adults followed for 13 years, population-attributable fractions for modifiable depression risks fell from 83.47% in middle age to 76.77% in the elderly.