A team of researchers at Stanford Medicine conducted the study, published last week in the journal Nature
Over a five-year period, that group had roughly a 25 percent lower risk of suicidal behavior, a 29 percent lower risk of hospitalization, and a 45 percent lower risk of dying from any cause
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