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Q37863685-6B0FD1B3-B06F-42D6-B116-D585C660A1DC
Q37863685-6B0FD1B3-B06F-42D6-B116-D585C660A1DC
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Marine omega-3 fatty acids and mood disorders--linking the sea and the soul. 'Food for Thought' I.
P2860
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P2860
Major depressive disorder is associated with cardiovascular risk factors and low Omega-3 Index.