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Introduction The risk of depression in people with diabetes is two times higher when compared with patients without diabetes, and major depression and elevated depressive symptoms have been found to be present in 11 and 31%, respectively, of
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electronic patient record of the Helsinki University Hospital. Possible PHPT-related symptoms (fatigue, depression, loss of memory, abdominal pain or nausea, muscle weakness, and joint pains) as documented by the endocrinologist evaluating the patient before
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