Miller ES, et al. - Considering the previous findings suggesting a positive correlation of CRP with depressive symptomatology, researchers investigated this correlation in postpartum depression (PPD). They performed a secondary analysis of a trial of PPD treatment to assess the depressive symptoms (Structured Interview Guide for the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale—Atypical Depression Symptoms (SIGH-ADS₂₉)) and serum CRP levels. They also evaluated the associations between CRP and SIGH-ADS₂₉ scores. Findings revealed no correlation of CRP with depressive symptoms or with response to treatment in the present sample of women with PPD.