Genes most linked to depression and its possible treatment
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Depression is considered one of the most common and serious psychiatric disorders, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). It stands out as one of the leading causes of disability worldwide, significantly affecting the quality of life of affected individuals. In Brazil, epidemiological studies indicate that the lifetime prevalence of depression affects about 15.5% of the population, an alarming rate that highlights the importance of better understanding this condition.
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Copyright (c) 2024 Matheus Henrick Pereira de Almeida, Thaylisson Davi Silva Fagundes, Ycaro Martins de Paiva, Matheus Santos de Almeida, Laryssa Pixinine Bittencourt Fernandes, Luiz José da Rocha Neto, Fernando Jyo Suguita, Yasmin Luiza Peruzzo, Vitor Montanha da Silva, Giovana Aleixo Klavdianos, Marcela Souza Carvalho da Costa Priscinotte, Marcus Vinícius Tavares FogaçaAuthor(s)
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Eduardo Garcia Sodre
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Kamile Maria Saboia Moreira
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Daniel Studart Corrêa Galvão
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Paulo Henrique Flores Dotto
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Letícia dos Reis Nunes
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Matheus Henrick Pereira de Almeida
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Thaylisson Davi Silva Fagundes
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Ycaro Martins de Paiva
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Matheus Santos de Almeida
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Laryssa Pixinine Bittencourt Fernandes
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Luiz José da Rocha Neto
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Fernando Jyo Suguita
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Yasmin Luiza Peruzzo
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Vitor Montanha da Silva
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Giovana Aleixo Klavdianos
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Marcela Souza Carvalho da Costa Priscinotte
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Marcus Vinícius Tavares Fogaça