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Air Pollution Linked to Depression in Adolescents

Teenagers who live in highly polluted areas are at greater risk for experiencing depressive symptoms over time than those who live in areas with lower levels.

Air Pollution Linked to Depression in Adolescents

Air Pollution Linked to Depression in Adolescents

Teenagers who live in highly polluted areas are at greater risk for experiencing depressive symptoms over time than those who live in areas with lower levels.

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