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What you eat may be linked to your risk for developing depression, study says - 9News
Can the food you eat potentially decrease your risk for depression? 9NEWS medical expert Dr. Comilla Sasson takes a deeper look.
More than 16 million adults in the U.S. have experienced a bout with major depression in the last year, according to the National Institutes of Health,
Women have rates of depression almost twice as high as men. Can the food you eat potentially decrease your risk for depression?
Researchers looked at about 40 studies to see if there was a link between the type of diet people had reported they were eating, and their risk for developing depressive-type symptoms.
Can the food you eat potentially decrease your risk for depression? 9NEWS medical expert Dr. Comilla Sasson takes a deeper look.
More than 16 million adults in the U.S. have experienced a bout with major depression in the last year, according to the National Institutes of Health,
Women have rates of depression almost twice as high as men. Can the food you eat potentially decrease your risk for depression?
Researchers looked at about 40 studies to see if there was a link between the type of diet people had reported they were eating, and their risk for developing depressive-type symptoms.