Predictors of benefits and safety events from participation in a lifestyle therapy trial for adults with depression: A secondary analysis of the CALM randomised controlled trial

Key Points

• The aim is to identify factors that predict the benefits and safety events associated with lifestyle therapy in adults with depression.
• Conducted a secondary analysis of data from the CALM randomised controlled trial.
• Included adults diagnosed with depression who participated in lifestyle therapy.
• Analyzed predictors of treatment benefits and safety events.
• Identified specific lifestyle factors associated with greater benefits from therapy.
• Highlighted certain predictors linked to safety events during participation.
• Suggested that understanding these predictors can enhance therapeutic interventions.

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