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The Mind-Body Connection in Depression
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Depression is not just a brain disease, but also a mind-body disease that affects bodily processes. People with depression can have higher likelihoods of developing diabetes, abnormalities in their cholesterol, cardiovascular diseases, and even cancer due to disrupted bodily processes.
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