Rising body temperature triggers depression

Abdi İbrahim Medical Directorate's new issue of the "Scientific Agenda" newsletter features striking information once again. According to a study conducted with over 20,000 people, depression symptoms increased with each 0.1 °C rise in body temperature. "Early-age nutrition education" and "exercise against prostate cancer" are among the other highlighted topics in the newsletter. The latest issue of the "Scientific Agenda" newsletter, prepared by Abdi İbrahim's Medical Directorate and published biweekly, again features useful information and striking research findings in medicine.

Rising body temperature triggers depression

The new issue of "Scientific Agenda" contains the following content in summary: • A study conducted with more than 20,000 people showed that depression symptoms increased with each 0.1 °C rise in body temperature • Nutrition education provided during childhood helps establish correct eating habits in later years. • Research conducted in Sweden demonstrated that exercise provides protection against prostate cancer.

Also uploaded to Spotify and YouTube

The newsletters, in which all new developments in the popular field of medicine are shared with the public in a simple, easy-to-understand and informative format, are sent via email to 38,000 KVKK-approved individuals. In addition to developments in medicine, these reference newsletters, which also share information about Turkish and foreign scientists, are published on the Abdi İbrahim website. Furthermore, each new issue is uploaded to Spotify in podcast format and subsequently shared on YouTube.