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- who: ufeffYupingufeff ufeffHanufeff et al. from the Southwest University, China have published the article: Neuroendocrine pathogenesis of perimenopausal depression, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: This article will focus on the life stress and its effects on neuroendocrine changes, the relevant evidence and neuroendocrine mechanism of the increased risk of PMD. suggested to be the major reason for depression.
- how: Similarly due to the biphasic stimulation of physiological changes and social pressure the genome expression of perimenopausal women is abnormal and the risk of PMD is increased. the authors hypothesized that the three monoamine . . .
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