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Global prevalence and predictors of depression and anxiety in patients with liver cirrhosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

Front Epidemiol · 2026 · PMC13133006 · PMID 42077634

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Among common causes of liver cirrhosis, non-alcoholic or cryptogenic liver disease had the highest prevalence (8.25%), which was significantly correlated to the diagnosis of depression ( p < 0.010), followed by alcoholic liver disease (3.98%), which showed a borderline non-significant association which showed a borderline non-significant association ( p = 0.06).

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