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Exploratory study of the association between blood immune markers and clinical symptoms in adolescent depression: Stratified by body mass index
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• BMI and depression show a sex-specific association in adolescents with MDD. • Females with abnormal BMI exhibit higher depressive severity than normal weight. • Inflammatory markers increase progressively across ascending BMI categories. • Neutrophils and MLR show significant indirect effects in the obesity–depression association. • Targeting immune–metabolic pathways may improve personalized MDD treatment.
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