2021•Scientia PsychiatricaOpen access

Depression In Adolescent Patients with Obesity

M. Iqbal Ali Rabbani

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Depression and obesity are two common illnesses with serious public health consequences that frequently co-occur in people. The link between both conditions is bidirectional: having one raises your chances of getting the other. Obesity and depression are both prevalent during adolescence, and obesity may be a trigger for adolescent depression.

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Depression and obesity are two common illnesses with serious public health consequences that frequently co-occur in people. The link between both conditions is bidirectional: having one raises your chances of getting the other. Obesity and depression are both prevalent during adolescence, and obesity may be a trigger for adolescent depression.

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Depression and obesity are two common illnesses with serious public health consequences that frequently co-occur in people. The link between both conditions is bidirectional: having one raises your chances of getting the other. Obesity and depression are both prevalent during adolescence, and obesity may be a trigger for adolescent depression.

Key concepts: Depression (economics), Obesity, Adolescent Obesity, Public health, Medicine, Adolescent health, Psychiatry, Psychology

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