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Mechanisms by which critical illness and intensive care management associate with depressive symptoms merit further investigation.
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Taking antidepressant medications did not alter the risk associated with depressive symptoms.
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Lower adherence self-efficacy was associated with depressive symptoms, but not with adherence.
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Conclusions: Health status and lifestyle factors are associated with depressive symptoms.
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Results: NAI and fear of happiness were both positively associated with depressive symptoms.
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Social support and stigma were highly interrelated and were associated with depressive symptoms.
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Resilience remained significantly associated with depressive symptomatology after controlling for demographic and other health measures.
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Conclusions: This study demonstrates that racism is associated with depressive symptoms in an indigenous population.
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In multivariable analysis, age remained significantly associated with depressive symptoms and report of self-harming thoughts.
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Victimization was also positively associated with depressive symptomology both directly and indirectly through avoidant coping.
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Conclusions: These findings suggest that different conceptualizations of positivity avoidance are uniquely associated with depressive symptoms.
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Conclusions: Both muscle mass and muscle strength are inversely associated with depressive symptoms in elderly Chinese.
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The region includes a gene, MTHFR, that in previous studies has been associated with depressive symptoms.
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Caregivers of patients with HF experience depressive symptoms, but factors associated with depressive symptoms are unknown.
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The Framingham Risk Score, ART use, and unsuppressed viral load were associated with depressive symptom patterns.
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Cognitive performance was strongly associated with depressive symptoms.