Objective There is a demonstrated association between poor mood and deficiency in
several micronutrients. Multivitamin supplements contain a wide range of nutrients …

Objective Findings from observational studies on the relationship between fruit and
vegetables consumption and risk of mental disorders are contradictory. We aimed to …

Low‐income African American mothers of young children experience high rates of
depression, but many of the risk factors that have been identified provide little direction for …

Background. The people living in Arctic and Subarctic environments have adapted to cold
temperatures, short growing seasons, and low precipitation, but their traditional ways are …

Background: The large majority of depressed patients fail to remit on the first antidepressant
prescribed. These patients with residual symptoms have higher relapse rates and poorer …

BACKGROUND: Previous studies showed an inverse association between folate intake and
depression. However, epidemiological evidence for folate intake and postpartum depression …

Depression is the leading cause of mental disability worldwide. Women who are depressed
during pregnancy are at a higher risk for preterm delivery, preeclampsia, birth difficulties …

Objective: We examined the cross-sectional relationship between dietary vitamin B6 and
plasma pyridoxyl-5′-phosphate concentrations (PLP) with depressive symptomatology …

BACKGROUND & AIMS: The effect of nutritional supplements on mental health in older
patients has received little attention so far. The aims of this trial were therefore to test the …

BACKGROUND: Folate deficiency and the methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR)
677C> T polymorphism have been linked to negative symptoms in schizophrenia both …