Study shows long-term depression can make people "stupid"

professor
of neurology at Huashan Hospital, affiliated with Fudan University,
According to Tuliptai, brain amyloid protein aggregation is AD
in response to this situation, tulip thai research team used the CABLE cohort (Chinese Alzheimer's biomarker and lifestyle study) and ADNI cohort (Alzheimer's Neuroimaging Program) to study the relationship between mild depressive symptoms, amyloid protein and cognitive function. The results showed that people with persistent mild depressive symptoms suffered more cognitive impairment and higher levels of amyloid deposition in the brain compared to individuals with emotional health (subjectively unclaimed depressive symptoms), and the team found that depressive symptoms can have a negative effect on cognitive function to some extent by regulating amyloid levels, and found that depressive symptoms and amyloid levels in the brain can also promote each other to form a vicious cycle that exacerbates cognitive impairment;
It is understood that the results of this study to support mild depressive symptoms may be AD
Tulip Tai and Tan Lan said, advocating that people pay close attention to the emotional problems of the elderly
, such as the discovery of mild depressive symptoms
, should actively intervene;