Alterations in iron metabolism and the erythron in major depression: Further evidence for a chronic inflammatory process

Michael Maes; Johan Van de Vyvere; Eric Vandoolaeghe; T. Bril; Paul Demedts; Annick Wauters; Hugo Neels

doi:10.1016/0165-0327(96)00038-9

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