P-112 DEPRESSION AND OBESITY AMONG WORKING-AGE ADULTS: PREVALENCES, RISK FACTORS, AND THE IMPACT OF JOB CHARACTERISTICS IN THE POPULATION-BASED LIFE-ADULT-STUDY
Margrit Löbner(Leipzig University), Steffi G. Riedel‐Heller(Leipzig University), Kerstin Wirkner(Leipzig University), Christoph Engel(University Hospital Leipzig), Markus Löffler(University Children's Hospital Tübingen), Silke Zachariae(Leipzig University), Andrea Zülke(Leipzig University), Samira Zeynalova(Leipzig University), Toralf Kirsten(Hochschule Mittweida), Nina Pauline(Leipzig University), Nigar Reyes(Leipzig University)
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