The dilution effects of healthy lifestyles on the risk of depression attributed to life-course disadvantages among Chinese middle-aged and older adults
Abstract:Background: Life-course disadvantages and unhealthy lifestyles are well-known to independently induce depression, but their joint effects on depression and whether adopting healthy lifestyles can dilute the depressive risks attributed to life-course disadvantages remain unknown in China.
Methods: Data were from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study. Life-course (childhood and adulthood) disadvantages were defined using 60 questions and were classified as mild, moderate, and severe by principal co… Show more
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