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A Delphi-method-based consensus for clinical domains and assessment of the inflammatory subtype of major depressive disorder from the ASPIRE study
Background: Elevated inflammatory biomarkers have been consistently associated with a subset of depressive symptoms, particularly atypical and energy-related features, as well as antidepressant treatment resistance. This evidence has supported the definition of an inflammatory subtype of major depre
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