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Subthreshold Depression Linked to Inflammation and Altered Brain Connectivity

MHD card showing a side-view brain with a glowing crimson cingulate arc and a blood vessel releasing small red particles, illustrating a study in which university students with subthreshold depression had altered brain connectivity and slightly higher inflammatory proteins.

University students with subthreshold depression, meaning real depressive symptoms that fall short of a major depression diagnosis, had stronger connections in 3 cingulate brain circuits and slightly higher levels of 3 inflammatory proteins than healthy students, according to a 2026 brain-imaging study from China.1 Research Highlights Stronger cingulate connections: resting brain scans of 126 students …

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