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Depression Was Linked To 47% Higher Risk Of This Unexpected Condition

A 13.7-year study of 273,524 adults found people with depression had a 47% higher risk of chronic pancreatitis, with metabolic differences explaining part of it.

By Elliot O·Sep 11, 2026

Depression Was Linked To 47% Higher Risk Of This Unexpected Condition

Originally reported by MindBodyGreen.

A 13.7-year study of 273,524 adults found people with depression had a 47% higher risk of chronic pancreatitis, with metabolic differences explaining part of it.

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Depression Was Linked To 47% Higher Risk Of This Unexpected Condition

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