Increased Fruit Intake Reduces Depression and Anxiety Risk in Adolescents
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This Australian study tracked 6,537 adolescents over three years and found that each additional daily serving of fruit was associated with a 13% lower risk of depression and a 7% lower risk of anxiety. The findings highlight the potential mental health benefits of fruit consumption during adolescence.
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