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Low mood common in youth. many untreated
Philadelphia reported studies of over 20,000 Americans show low mood is more common in people 18 to 44, with 12 percent affected and women twice as likely as men. Risk factors include being separated or unhappy in marriage and a family history of depression, while education and income showed no link.
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Philadelphia
Myrna Weissman
Yale University
Weissman
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Institute of Mental Health
United States
Weiss- Man
M. Kathryne Jacobs
Center For Infant Study
University of Maryland