Behavioral activation therapy for depression is associated with a reduction in the concentration of circulating quinolinic acid
Jonathan Savitz(Tulsa Community College), Robin L. Aupperle(University of Tulsa), Kelly T. Cosgrove(KU Leuven), T. Kent Teague(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Namik Kirlić(Pathways Behavioral Services), Hung‐Wen Yeh(Children's Mercy Hospital), Martin P. Paulus(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Ashley N. Clausen(KU Leuven), Elisabeth Akeman(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Jessica Santiago(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Michael R. Irwin(University of California, Los Angeles), Christopher R. Martell, Bart N. Ford(Laureate Institute for Brain Research)
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