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Hello and welcome to Inside Health in today's program. Blood test identifies depression, said the release from the press association, and several papers ran with the story. But is it really as simple as that? We delve behind the headlines. Do special muscle

building drinks live up to the marketing hype? Max Pemberton looks at the science behind the recent

explosion in sales of high-protein sports drinks and gets put through his paces in the process.

Get those little skinny legs going. come on. Come on, Max.

Do people fall off the back of this?

Probably today they will, I'm hoping.

I've got some crash mats behind anyway.

Well, let's hope he doesn't.

I visit the Heart Hospital in London to see how a new treatment for helping people with heart failure can transform them overnight.

And GP Margaret McCartney reports on an unusual approach to improving your health and sense

of well-being, joining a choir.

But first, you may have seen reports that American researchers have come up with a blood test that can identify depression.

The story made the headlines in a number of papers.

The Daily Mail reported, scientists have devised the first blood test capable of diagnosing major depression in teenagers.

Well, have they?

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