Fruits and vegetables intake and its subgroups are related to depression: a cross-sectional study from a developing country

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RT @HealthyFellow: Low #Fruit & #Vegetable Intake Linked to Higher Risk of #Depression In #Women via ⁦@PubMedOnline⁩ Attn: ⁦@WomensHealthMa…

10 Nov 2018

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Low #Fruit & #Vegetable Intake Linked to Higher Risk of #Depression In #Women via ⁦@PubMedOnline⁩ Attn: ⁦@WomensHealthMag⁩ ⁦@depressionarmy⁩ ⁦@stay__strong___⁩ #diet #food #health #nutrition https://t.co/iCM90qIwVo

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higher consumption of total vegetables, total fruits, citrus, other fruits, green leafy vegetables and berries might be associated with a lower OR of depression https://t.co/aefRG9wVOB @jvicenteprieto @RedPaPaz

02 Nov 2018

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