Why those who have aggressive relationships with parents, friends as teenagers are aging faster - WTOP News
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A University of Virginia study reveals that teens with hostile or aggressive relationships with parents or peers may face premature aging by age 30. Experts suggest early intervention and monitoring relationship quality as key to preventing future health risks.
  • DagwoodIII@piefed.socialEnglish
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    6 hours ago

    Look at pictures of the Greatest Generation.

    The folks who grew up with the stresses of the Depression and WW2 look a lot older than same aged people born in easier times.