Researchers Find No Brain Differences in Depression
In contrast, the social-environmental variables “social support” and “childhood maltreatment” predicted depression with higher accuracy.
Source: madinamerica.com
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In contrast, the social-environmental variables “social support” and “childhood maltreatment” predicted depression with higher accuracy.
Researchers find that neuroimaging results are unable to distinguish between the brains of depressed people and healthy controls.