Paul Saladino· MD
a prior autoimmune disease has recently been shown to increase the risk of mood disorders and schizophrenia
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a prior autoimmune disease has recently been shown to increase the risk of mood disorders and schizophrenia
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We know it from other studies, sort of population studies, that if you have episodes of inflammation earlier in life, so for instance, if you have an autoimmune condition, or if you have bad infections, you have the kind of infections that land you in the hospital, you’re significantly more likely to subsequently develop significant major depression.