Nelda Mier|Anabel Bocanegra-Alonso|Dongling Zhan|Si Wang|Stephanus Marnus Stoltz|Rosa Issel Acosta?González|Manuel Alejandro Zuñiga
Clinical Depressive Symptoms and Diabetes in a Binational Border Population
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depression affects hispanics type 2 diabetes ethnic groups exploratory binational study examined prevalence correlates clinical depressive symptoms hispanics mexican origin type 2 diabetes living sides texas mexico bordertwo binational samples consisting 172 adult patients mexican origin type 2 diabetes south texas 200 northeastern region mexico compared logistic regression analyses used test personal social correlates clinical depressive symptomsthe rate clinical depressive symptoms similar south texas northeastern mexico patients 39 405 respectively gender education emergency department visits burden diabetes symptoms predictors clinical depressive symptoms south texas sample among respondents northeastern mexico sample statistically significant correlate clinical depressive symptoms burden diabetes symptomsdiabetes depression must addressed priorities diabetes initiatives us mexico border region research warranted examine extent impact involving family practice physicians sides border depression screenings among patients type 2 diabetes