The Relationship Between Different Fatty Acids Intake and the Presence of Depression: A Population-Based Study
Xin Zheng(RMIT University), Hanping Shi(Beijing Shijitan Hospital), Shiqi Lin(Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology), Jinyu Shi(Capital Medical University), Hailun Xie(Guangxi Medical University), Mengmeng Song(China Pharmaceutical University), Heyang Zhang(Academy of Military Medical Sciences), Chenan Liu(Hunan University of Technology), tong liu(Capital University), Yue Chen(Peking University), Ziwen Wang(Zhejiang University), Xiaoyue Liu(Zhejiang University), Li Deng(Capital Medical University), Ming Yang(Jiangsu University), Yi‐Zhong Ge(China International Science and Technology Cooperation), Guo‐Tian Ruan(Beijing Friendship Hospital)
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