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Abstract
Major depressive disorder (MDD) exhibits significant differences in prevalence and symptomatology between sexes.
- Females are generally more likely to experience MDD compared to males.
- There are distinct differences in the symptoms of MDD based on sex.
- Treatment responses for MDD may vary between males and females.
- Clinical trials often lack sufficient female representation.
- Sex-specific outcomes in treatment for MDD are not commonly studied.
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