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Moderate adolescent affective symptoms were not associated with increased all-cause mortality compared to mild or no symptoms. Only the severe category (top 10th percentile) showed excess mortality risk.
Follow-up53 years
ComparatorMild or no adolescent affective symptoms (1st to 50th percentile on teacher-rated emotional problems scale)
Effect summarynull

Connected entities

Interventions
Offering of child and adolescent mental health service choice appointment
Conditions
premature all-cause mortality
Outcomes
all-cause mortality
Populations
Adolescents

Source

PMC6112411
Adolescent affective symptoms and mortality: a fifty-three year follow-up of a British birth cohort study
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