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Depressed Teens May Have A Higher Risk Of Developing Heart Disease
New research suggests that depressed teens are more likely to develop heart disease. Teens with major depression or bipolar disorder are more likely to develop heart disease, according to a recent study.
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Virginia Wesleyan Requests Names of Former Female Student's Past Sexual Partners in Lawsuit Motion
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