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Childhood Fitness Linked to Lower Adult Depression Risk
Original: Childhood fitness may help lower depression risk later in life
New reporting suggests that children who stay physically fit may have a reduced risk of developing depression later in life. The findings add to growing evidence that early exercise habits shape long-term mental health, giving parents and schools another reason to prioritize physical activity during childhood.
Why now: Fresh coverage of a study linking childhood fitness to reduced adult depression risk is drawing attention.
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- Childhood fitness may help lower depression risk later in life · ConsumerAffairs
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