Common viruses may directly affect mental health risk
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Common viruses may directly affect mental health risk
A new study has uncovered evidence suggesting that common viral infections may have a direct causal role in altering the risk for several major psychiatric disorders. The research found that while some viruses appear to increase the risk for conditions like major depression, others were surprisingly associated with a decreased risk for disorders such as anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and schizophrenia. These findings were published in t…
What if the viruses that infect us also left their imprint on our mind? A study recently published in Brain, Behavior & Immunity Health reveals unexpected links between certain common viral infections and the risk of developing psychiatric disorders. These results shake the traditional boundary between virology and mental health. Under the direction of researcher Jian-Wei Huang of Sun Yat-Sen University, China, the team mobilized a cutting-edge …
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