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Rumination Linked to Depression in Adolescents

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Rumination Linked to Depression in Adolescents
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A new meta-analysis of 29 studies involving over 24,000 adolescents has identified a significant correlation between rumination and depression. The findings suggest that repetitive negative thinking is a key vulnerability factor for mental health issues in young people.

RUMINATION and depression show a significant correlation in adolescents, a new meta-analysis has found. 1

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