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Group Bonding can Reduce Depression Risk
Group bonding can ease symptoms of depression, researchers say. Group bonding can ease symptoms of depression, researchers say. According to researchers at the University of Queensland, becoming part of a group helps people with depression cope with their mental health problems.
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