Teens, millennials showing largest jump in diagnoses due to social media, electronics
Major depression cases skyrocketed by 33 percent from 2013 to 2016, according to a study by health insurer Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA).
The spike is even more serious for young people, with a 47 percent jump in millennials and a 63 percent jump in adolescents.
“The high rates for adolescents and millennials could have a substantial health impact for decades to come,” BCBSA chief medical officer Trent Haywood said in a press release.
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Big pharma cures nothing but it creates allot of drug addicts. After the pages and pages and pages of side effects no wonder
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