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(Psych Central News) Scientists have found a link between depression and an alteration in the body’s so-called Clock gene, which plays a role in regulating*circadian rhythm. The Ohio State University research found more activity in the Clock gene in individuals who had experienced depression than in participants with no history of mood disorders. “We know that there are [...]

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