Oral Contraceptive Use May Increase Risk for Depression
Use of oral contraceptives, especially the first two years of use, is associated with an increased risk for depression.
Source: endocrinologyadvisor.com
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Use of oral contraceptives, especially the first two years of use, is associated with an increased risk for depression.
Young children who frequently experience harsh discipline from their parents are much more likely to experience long-lasting mental health issues.
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Previous research has linked oral contraceptive use to depression. This study corroborated that link, especially in teens.