Low mood more common in young adults study shows
Studies of over 20 000 Americans reveal low mood peaks in ages 18 to 44 and is twice as common in women. The research, presented at AAAS, found risk linked to marital discord and family history, with education and income not affecting rates. Children of affected parents exhibit more health and school problems.
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Myrna Weissman
Yale University
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Institute of Mental Health
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Hughes injuries shaped his decline, psychologist says
New York AP report notes a string of head injuries from 1930s and 1940s accidents and crashes that psychologist Raymond Fowler links to Howard Hughes becoming increasingly anxious and less competent. Fowler argues the head trauma fueled Hughes’ counterphobic drive and deteriorating behavior.
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Howard Hughes
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Raymond D. Fowler
Psychology Today
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