Atypical depression is one category of depression. What’s happening in a person’s life strongly affects atypical depression and its symptoms. These might be major life events, such as graduating, moving, or a breakup—or they could be small positive or negative events. Atypical depression is actually very common among teens: Some three million adolescents have at least one major depressive episode annually.
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Alcohol Addiction in Teens: A Complete Guide
This guide provides you with a comprehensive overview of alcohol abuse in teens and its short/long damaging effects.