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Beating the Odds: Students at Detroit Public Schools Are Less Depressed, Anxious

November 4, 2024

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Presented by Michigan News

A new study from U-M’s Youth Policy Lab shows substantial improvements in rates of 8th-12th grade students reporting depression and anxiety symptoms. In Detroit public schools (DPSCD), rates of depression and anxiety are even lower than the national average. Researchers are pointing to increased mental health resources and screening in DPSCD. Read more about the findings in this article from Michigan News.

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