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Even Mild Depression Ups Heart Failure Death Risk

By John M. Grohol, PsyD
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Even Mild Depression Ups Heart Failure Death Risk

A state of depression so mild that most doctors might not notice it significantly increases the long-term risk of death for people with heart failure, a new study finds.

Following 1,005 patients with heart failure for seven years, …

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