Scientists have identified new genetic risk factors for depression across all major global populations after a study involving five million participants, giving hope for new treatments.

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Researchers have confirmed a genetic link to depression for the first time. Variations in two genes appeared more frequently in a population with major depressive disorder, according to a study ...

Depression makes deep inroads on biology to bring about the many symptoms of depression, from sleep disruption and an inability to experience pleasure to lack of motivation and feelings of guilt.

The innovative advance could shift treatment from response to prevention, and redefine how we think about this common maternal condition.

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A genetic predisposition to neuroticism, insomnia, and depressive affect was associated with treatment-resistant depression development.

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