Incident heart disease

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Current deviation in depressive symptoms

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Current deviation in depressive symptoms raise the risk of incident heart disease in humans.
“In HRS, both prior burden and current deviation were associated with incident heart disease”
HumansHRS cohort
Prior depressive-symptom burden, current deviation from personal history, and incident heart disease: a three-cohort longitudinal study
Research Square15 Aug 2026Preprint

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Prior depressive-symptom burden

upin humans1

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Prior depressive-symptom burden raises the risk of incident heart disease in humans.
“both prior burden and current deviation were associated with incident heart disease, with a larger coefficient for prior burden.”
HumansHRS cohort
Prior depressive-symptom burden, current deviation from personal history, and incident heart disease: a three-cohort longitudinal study
Research Square15 Aug 2026Preprint

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