Depression and Obesity: A Bidirectional Relationship

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This article explores the bidirectional relationship between depression and obesity and the mechanisms linking the two conditions. It discusses the findings from a research study that investigated the association between depression and obesity. The study used a meta-analysis design and included participants aged 18-60 years. The results showed that obesity does not cause the development of depression. The article concludes by highlighting the need for further research in this area.

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