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Boosting Fruits and Veggies Cuts Depression Risk for Adults

1/5/2025

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A groundbreaking study from the University of New South Wales reveals that boosting fruit and vegetable intake could significantly lower depression risk for adults over 45. Analyzing data from 3,483 twins worldwide, researchers found a promising connection between a healthier diet and reduced depressive symptoms, yet most participants still fell short of recommended consumption levels.

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A groundbreaking study from the University of New South Wales reveals that boosting fruit and vegetable intake could significantly lower depression risk for adults over 45. Analyzing data from 3,483 twins worldwide, researchers found a promising connection between a healthier diet and reduced depressive symptoms, yet most participants still fell short of recommended consumption levels.