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flag Study finds wildfire smoke exposure linked to increased depression and anxiety in 9-11 year-olds.

flag A study from the University of Colorado-Boulder reveals that wildfire smoke and air pollution may negatively impact children's mental health. flag It found that higher daily exposure to particle pollution increases the risk of depression and anxiety in children aged 9 to 11. flag Each additional day of exposure significantly raises the likelihood of mental health issues, emphasizing the need for parents to limit children's exposure, especially during wildfire smoke events.

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