ICPS
2021 APS Virtual Convention · 2021
Somatic Symptoms and Stress-Induced Cortisol Response in Current and Past Major Depressive Disorder
Authors
- Valerie RubertoPresenting Author
McLean Hospital - Kaylee Null
McLean Hospital - Jessica Duda
McLean Hospital - Maria Ironside
McLean Hospital - Maria Ironside
Harvard Medical School - Sarah Perlo
McLean Hospital - Christine Richards
McLean Hospital - Amelia Moser
University of Colorado Boulder - Amelia Moser
McLean Hospital - Nara Nascimento
McLean Hospital - Laura Holsen
Brigham and Women's Hospital - Laura Holsen
Harvard Medical School - Laura Holsen
Brigham and Women's Hospital - Madhusmita Misra
Harvard Medical School - Madhusmita Misra
Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School - Jill Goldstein
Harvard Medical School - Jill Goldstein
Massachusetts General Hospital - Jill Goldstein
Massachusetts General Hospital - Jill Goldstein
Equal senior contributions - Diego Pizzagalli
Harvard Medical School - Diego Pizzagalli
Equal senior contributions - Diego Pizzagalli
McLean Hospital
Abstract
We took an exploratory approach to analyze the relationship between serum cortisol response to a stressor and baseline somatic symptoms in people with current and past MDD, and healthy controls. Greater somatic symptoms predicted lower cortisol magnitude. Group, sex, and age did not. Only sex predicted cortisol reactivity.
Stress
