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Childhood fitness linked to lower depression risk in adulthood
Original: Childhood fitness may help lower depression risk later in life
New reporting suggests that children who stay physically fit may face a lower risk of developing depression later in life. The findings add to growing evidence that exercise during childhood has lasting mental health benefits, giving parents and schools another reason to prioritise physical activity from an early age.
Why now: Fresh coverage of research linking early-life fitness to long-term mental health is drawing attention from parents and health watchers.
Evidence
- Childhood fitness may help lower depression risk later in life · ConsumerAffairs
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