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Effects of lockdowns on neurobiological and psychometric parameters in unipolar depression during the COVID-19 pandemic
PsychologyTranslational Psychiatry

Effects of lockdowns on neurobiological and psychometric parameters in unipolar depression during the COVID-19 pandemic

J. Unterholzner, A. Kautzky, et al.

This research delves into how the COVID-19 lockdowns affected brain neurobiology, neuroplasticity, and mental health in individuals with recurrent major depressive disorder and healthy controls, conducted by authors from the Medical University of Vienna and the University of Regensburg. Despite initial expectations, the findings reveal no significant changes in brain morphology or depressive symptoms during the varying lockdown periods, paving the way for future research on mental health impacts.... show more
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