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Removing ultraprocessed foods from the diets of patients with major depressive disorder is assessed for feasibility and acceptability in a pilot crossover trial.
- Why it matters: Patients with major depressive disorder may benefit from dietary changes, but it is unclear whether eliminating ultraprocessed foods is practical and acceptable for this group.
- What they did: In a pilot crossover trial, participants with major depressive disorder had ultraprocessed foods removed from their diets to test feasibility and acceptability.
- The result: The study evaluates whether this dietary removal approach can be implemented and tolerated, informing whether larger trials are warranted.
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