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In Bangladesh, Overweight Individuals Have Fewer Symptoms of Depression Than Nonoverweight Individuals
Obesity, 10/08/09

Asghar S et al. – The aim of this study was to examine whether the association between overweight and depression usually found in western societies would also be found in locations where overweight is not stigmatized. The findings suggest that overweight may be related to fewer depressive symptoms in non western cultures.

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