People with depression die earlier

People with depression die earlier. Number of suicides too small increased risk of declaring

People with depression are at increased risk of death than those in the coming period

Without depression

Researchers from the University of Amsterdam in an article in the American Journal of Psychiatry, which appeared online last weekend

Burnout, depression

The researchers pooled the results of nearly 300 studies involving 1.8 million people together. Of those 1.8 million people had depression   

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 135,000 in the first measurement The chance to be deceased at the second measurement was about 1.5 times higher for people who were depressed than people without depression.

Even in studies which looked ten years or more after the first measurement of people were deceased, the effect of depression was still clearly visible. The researchers also showed that the increased risk of death no greater example in cardiac patients or people with cancer, something that was supposed to be earlier.

Cause increased risk of death unknown

Thus it is that people with depression have an increased risk of death is not clear. Suicide is not uncommon in people who are depressed, but the number of suicides is too small to explain the increased risk. Probably it also has to do with heat fact that people with depression more likely to smoke and harder to quit smoking, they exercise less, unhealthy eating and drinking more alcohol.