According to the World Health Organization, depression affects roughly 332 million (5.2%) adults globally. In Finland, depression is the most common single cause of both prolonged absences due to illness and disability pensions. Because two people with considerably different symptoms may receive the same depression diagnosis, researchers at the University of Helsinki wanted to determine whether this individuality also appears in brain activity.
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Same Depression Diagnosis, Different Brain Patterns: Five Distinct Profiles Identified
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September 23, 2026
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Researchers at the University of Helsinki studied brain activity in individuals diagnosed with depression to identify distinct profiles despite similar symptoms. This research highlights the complexity of mental health diagnoses, which is relevant for understanding mental health issues in Iran, where depression is prevalent. The findings could influence treatment approaches globally, including in Iran.
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