Reported symptoms included dizziness, nausea, vertigo, nervousness

Individuals who report being always lonely have significantly higher predicted probability of depression

Those with remission at preadolescence have lower lifetime use of antipsychotics and intensive mental health interventions

Negative outcomes include mental health challenges, traumatic injuries, and increased health care utilization

Social quality of life improved and perceived social handicap decreased

Trauma was more common among elementary school-age students, while psychiatric conditions/substance abuse seen more frequently among adolescents

Prevalence higher for current depressive symptoms and current anxiety symptoms

Link to more depressive symptoms during early adolescence could potentially be due to shorter sleep and worse white matter organization

No significant changes seen in sleep, mood, quality of life for TRE versus usual care, regardless of timing of the eating window

High or increasing trajectories of addictive use of social media, mobile phones, or video games are common among adolescents