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Depression, immune-metabolic alterations and mortality in haemodialysis: a prospective cohort study

C. Duperrex G. Smith S. Rahman O. Duperrex C. Clesse G. Hosang A. Prokopi B. Gracey F. Loud S. Kirwin D. Randall K. Marlowe S. Cole K. Bhui M. Yaqoob L. A. de Carvalho
Jul 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
Medicine

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Depression may identify a clinically relevant risk state among people receiving haemodialysis and require validation in larger, prospectively sampled cohorts, including potential sex differences in routine biomarkers.

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