2017
DOI: 10.33145/2304-8336-2017-22-282-291
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Influence of polymorphic variants of the SLC6A4 gene on the frequency of detection of depressive states in the group of the clean/up workers of consequences of Chornobyl accident in the remote period after the Chornobyl catastrophe

Abstract: Порушення психічного здоров'я постраждалих осіб є одним з важливих медичних наслідків Чорнобильської аварії. Відомо також, що в реалізації патогенезу депресивних станів суттєва роль належить гену транспортера серотоніну (SLC6A4). Мета роботи -встановити вплив поліморфних варіантів гена SLC6A4 на частоту виявлення депресивних станів у групі учасників ліквідації наслідків аварії (УЛНА) у віддаленому періоді після Чорнобильської катастрофи. Методи. Дослідження проведено в групі 59 постраждалих внаслідок аварії на… Show more

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“…Those who lived closest to the nuclear reactor reported greater levels of depressive symptoms [ 37 ] and had higher rates of depression [ 61 ]. Clean-up workers in Chernobyl who experienced acute radiation sickness (ARS) were more likely to experience depressive symptoms than clean-up workers who did not experience ARS [ 19 ]. More specifically, a more significant received dose of external radiation exposure was associated with more depressive symptoms, a formal diagnosis of depression, and the severity of the depression [ 19 ].…”
Section: Key Mental Health Disorders and Associated Risk Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Those who lived closest to the nuclear reactor reported greater levels of depressive symptoms [ 37 ] and had higher rates of depression [ 61 ]. Clean-up workers in Chernobyl who experienced acute radiation sickness (ARS) were more likely to experience depressive symptoms than clean-up workers who did not experience ARS [ 19 ]. More specifically, a more significant received dose of external radiation exposure was associated with more depressive symptoms, a formal diagnosis of depression, and the severity of the depression [ 19 ].…”
Section: Key Mental Health Disorders and Associated Risk Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clean-up workers in Chernobyl who experienced acute radiation sickness (ARS) were more likely to experience depressive symptoms than clean-up workers who did not experience ARS [ 19 ]. More specifically, a more significant received dose of external radiation exposure was associated with more depressive symptoms, a formal diagnosis of depression, and the severity of the depression [ 19 ]. More Chernobyl clean-up workers experienced depression and suicidal ideation after the accident than a control group of non-clean-up workers from the same area, and this pattern was consistent even 18 years after the incident [ 25 ].…”
Section: Key Mental Health Disorders and Associated Risk Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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