Original paper
The longitudinal relationship between changes in wellbeing and inflammatory markers: Are associations independent of depression?
Abstract
There is a large literature linking inflammation with mental ill health, but a much smaller literature focusing on mental wellbeing. Specifically, it remains unclear whether mental wellbeing is longitudinally and independently associated with inflammation or only via associated changes in mental ill health. This study used data from 8780 adults aged 50+ in the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing. Hedonic wellbeing (both positive affect and life...
Paper Details
Title
The longitudinal relationship between changes in wellbeing and inflammatory markers: Are associations independent of depression?
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
83
Pages
146 - 152
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