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Losing childhood weight by adulthood might erase later depression risks

1 outlet · first reported by PsyPost 6d ago

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  1. 6d ago
    PsyPost indie observational
    Losing childhood weight by adulthood might erase later depression risks

    A 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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