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Biomarkers of central and peripheral inflammation mediate the association between HIV and depressive symptoms
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This study reveals groundbreaking insights into the connection between HIV and depressive symptoms, highlighting the role of inflammatory biomarkers. Conducted by prominent researchers including Arish Muda Rakhasa-Loos and Nicholas Bakewell, it unveils how inflammation may drive depression in HIV-positive individuals, a critical factor for healthcare providers.
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