"Body Temperature's Impact on Depression: What Science Reveals"

A new study, led by researchers at the University of California San Diego, has found a surprising link between body temperature and depression. The study, which included data from over 20,000 participants, revealed that individuals with higher levels of depression symptoms also had higher skin temperatures. This discovery may open up new avenues for treating depression, potentially through methods that involve regulating body temperature. The findings shed light on the potential benefits of tracking body temperature in individuals with depression to time heat-based treatments effectively.