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SAGE Publications, Journal of Health Psychology, 6(23), p. 853-859, 2016

DOI: 10.1177/1359105316660181

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Asthma and atopic diseases in adolescence and antidepressant medication in middle age.

Journal article published in 2016 by Yuki Sato, Ayako Hiyoshi ORCID, Carren Melinder, Chieko Suzuki, Scott Montgomery ORCID
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Abstract

This Swedish register-based cohort study examined whether asthma, hay fever and allergic dermatitis in late adolescence identified in the early 1970s are associated with antidepressant medication in middle age, between 2006 and 2009. After adjustment for childhood and adulthood sociodemographic characteristics, psychological, cognitive and physical function, and comorbidity, the magnitude of the associations diminished for asthma, while hay fever and atopic dermatitis retained associations. Hay fever and atopic dermatitis in adolescence have potentially important implications for future mental health, while asthma may already have influenced an individual’s ability to cope with stress by late adolescence.