Teen Team Sports Linked to Less Depression and Anxiety
In 2,766 urban US youth, playing high school team sports often was linked to fewer depression and anxiety symptoms at 15. At 22, lower depression appeared only in young men.
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In 2,766 urban US youth, playing high school team sports often was linked to fewer depression and anxiety symptoms at 15. At 22, lower depression appeared only in young men.
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