Higher levels of inflammation and metabolic dysregulation are consistently associated with anhedonia and atypical energy-related symptoms in depressed patients.
Inflammation and metabolic dysregulation are associated with specific depression profiles, highlighting the potential for targeted treatment approaches.
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Our results indicate consistent associations between several markers of inflammation and metabolic dysregulation with anhedonia and AES. Full characterization of depression profiles and their complex interrelations should be leveraged in future clinical research to select specific subgroup of depressed patients and develop more targeted treatment approaches.
Zwiep et al. (Mon,) reported a other. Higher levels of inflammation and metabolic dysregulation are consistently associated with anhedonia and atypical energy-related symptoms in depressed patients.
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