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Original Research

Depression and Perceived Stress, but Not Anxiety, are Associated with Elevated Inflammation in an Obese Adult Population

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Pages 1489-1497 | Published online: 09 Sep 2020

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Figure 1 A detailed flow chart of describing the participants included in this study.

Figure 1 A detailed flow chart of describing the participants included in this study.

Figure 2 (A) The relationship between BMI and anxiety scores. (B) The relationship between BMI and depression scores. (C) The relationship between BMI and perceived stress scores.

Figure 2 (A) The relationship between BMI and anxiety scores. (B) The relationship between BMI and depression scores. (C) The relationship between BMI and perceived stress scores.

Table 1 Participants’ Characteristics

Table 2 Univariate Analysis of Relationships Between Inflammation and Anxiety, Depression and Perceived Stress Scores

Table 3 Adjusted Associations of Inflammatory Markers with Anxiety, Depression and Perceived Stress Scores

Table 4 Adjusted Associations of Inflammatory Markers with Anxiety, Depression and Perceived Stress Scores by Analysis of Stratified BMI