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Losing childhood weight by adulthood might erase later depression risks
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Losing childhood weight by adulthood might erase later depression risksA person’s body size during childhood and adulthood is linked to their risk of developing depression and anxiety later in life, but achieving a normal adult weight might help mitigate early risks. In a massive new study, researchers found that while being heavier or thinner than average as a child…
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