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- •Initial Body Mass Index or BMI was significantly associated with initial (time 1) symptoms of depression
- •Initial perceived racism and discrimination were significantly associated with higher initial symptoms of depression.
- •Elevated BMI, perceived racism and discrimination were associated with greater symptoms of depression
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