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Among 32-year-old New Zealanders, Moffitt and her colleagues find lifetime prevalence rates of 50 percent for anxiety disorders, 41 percent for depression, 32 percent for alcohol dependence and 18 percent for marijuana dependence.
Mental disorders more widespread than estimated: study comes as ... by Bower, Bruce / Science News
The reported lifetime prevalence of spinal pain in adolescence varies between 32% and 64% (Goodgold et al 2002, Negrini 2000), and adolescent spinal pain has been linked to adult spinal pain (Harreby et al 1995).
Perceived school bag load, duration of carriage, and method of ... by Haselgrove, Clare; Straker, Leon; Smith, Anne; O'Sullivan, Peter; Perry, Mark; Sloan, Nick / Australian Journal of Physiotherapy
Overall, studies of female veterans estimate the lifetime prevalence of PTSD at 27 percent, nearly two-thirds higher than the 10 to 12 percent seen in the general population.
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