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Depression becoming more common among U.S. teens

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Anyone can suffer from depression, but a new study find that there may be a steadily increasing percentage of teens suffering from depression. During the length of the study it was found that teen depression rate rose between 1% and 3% for each age group. Read the full article for more information on the study and how you can identify depressive traits in young people.

Depression becoming more common among U.S. teens

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