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Meanings of young adulthood in English

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Usage of young adulthood in English
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Depression in adolescent girls may result in negative consequences in young adulthood.
Pubmed
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Methods: Two cohorts of healthy Finnish twins were assessed in young adulthood.
Pubmed
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At 45-years-old he's part of a generation that prolongs its young adulthood.
The Irish Times
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Davy has been living in England since young adulthood, Joe stayed here.
Independent.ie
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This article examines how educational differences in smoking behaviour continue in young adulthood.
Pubmed
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A decrease in daily energy intake from adolescence to young adulthood was observed.
Pubmed
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In females the effect of TFAP2B on obesity appears later, in young adulthood.
Pubmed
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Such data have been reported from early childhood to young adulthood.
Pubmed
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The disease manifests in young adulthood with a predominance of males.
Pubmed
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Sarie's blue-eyed, blond glow of young adulthood was dimmed with shock.
Fireflies
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Conclusions: The IRS score is associated with neighborhood characteristics as early as young adulthood.
Pubmed
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Especially during adolescence and young adulthood a steep decrease in physical activity is observed.
Pubmed
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Girls are more likely to struggle with mental health as they reach young adulthood.
BBC
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Conclusions: Food insecurity co-occurs with depression, suicidal ideation and substance use problems in young adulthood.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: Large ethnic differences in hypertension prevalence exist that are already present in young adulthood.
Pubmed
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A data breach in young adulthood might not lead to a loss of resources immediately.
Reuters
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