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12/12/2008

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in Ohio found that depression, anxiety, and smoking may inhibit bone development during the critical bone growth phase of adolescent girls. This may increase vulnerability to the late in life skeletal bone loss and brittleness known as osteoporosis.