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Mild depression in teens often gets worse: study

(HealthScout) UPDATED 2009-09-04

Teenagers who experience mild depression are more likely to suffer from major depression, eating disorders, and anxiety disorders as adults, researchers say. The investigators say their finding suggests that it's vital to provide support and assistance to teens who show two or more persistent depression symptoms. Read full story >

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