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Explore the relationship between obesity and depression.

Studying how obesity and depression might be connected.

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**Explore the Relationship Between Obesity and Depression** Join our study to help researchers understand how obesity and depression are connected and how they impact health. **Obesity** means having too much body fat, and it is measured using the Body Mass Index (BMI), a number calculated from a person's weight and height. **Depression** is an illness that affects how a person feels and thinks, causing sadness and loss of interest in activities. This study involves completing online tasks and activities that aim to improve both mental and physical health. Participants will get support throughout the study, which is conducted entirely online, so you can join from home. By taking part, you'll help advance medical knowledge and possibly improve treatments for these conditions. **Key Points:** - **Participation Requirements:** Must be 18+ years, have a BMI over 30, and show depression symptoms. - **Study Format:** Online assessments and activities using a computer or smartphone. - **Contribution:** Your involvement supports research that could lead to better health solutions. Eligible participants will be helping important research and contributing to new treatment options.
Study details
    obesity
    depression

TX593

26 July 2024

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