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Leaving the city for suburban life could trigger depression: researchers – New York Post

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  1. Leaving the city for suburban life could trigger depression: researchers  New York Post
  2. Study shows link between living in suburban areas and depression risk  News-Medical.Net
  3. Suburban living may cause depression — as The Times warned in 1904  The Times
  4. Quitting city life for the suburbs could make you depressed  Daily Mail
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