A large Australian study finds that nearly one in four participants with a history of depression fit a proposed circadian profile marked by disrupted sleep patterns, greater symptom severity, and reduced perceived antidepressant effectiveness, offering new clues to why conventional treatments may work less well for some patients.
Study: Clinical and genetic correlates of a circadian subtype of depression in the Australian Genetics of Depression Study. Image credit: PeopleImages/Shutterstock.com
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