Risk Factors for Depression in Women: Biological, Nutritional, Stress, Family History, and Genetics

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This report discusses the various risk factors for depression in women, including biological, nutritional, stress, family history, and genetics. It also provides possible interventions for each risk factor and ethical considerations in conducting research on depression.

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Risk Factors for Depression in Women: Biological, Nutritional, Stress, Family History, and Genetics

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