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Having A Best Friend In Your Teenage Years Could Benefit You For Life

Source: NPR

How important to our well-being are our relationships with others? Read to learn about a 2017 study that suggests there are benefits to having close friendships as a teenager.

This entry was posted in Ourselves and Others and tagged Health & Medicine, Human behavior, People on October 1, 2018 by Chandler Gifford.

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