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Although the scope of the study is large, and people from as many as 106 countries participated in it, it is not yet enough to prove that a higher body temperature causes depression or, on the contrary, that depression leads to a higher body temperature.
But the researchers say in the study’s findings that there is a connection worth investigating. The emphasis is on the fact that if something as simple as keeping the rooms cool could help overcome the symptoms of depression, then it could potentially help millions of people around the world. So, in order to treat and prevent depression more effectively, we need to know more about the brain and the body in which it occurs. The study is published in the journal Scientific Reports.
