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Kids face a cliff edge in independence which can impact mental health

Summary by Scientific Inquirer
A University of Exeter study of nearly 9,000 children finds that independence alone doesn't boost wellbeing — feeling safe in the neighbourhood matters just as much.
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Kids face a cliff edge in independence which can impact mental health

A University of Exeter study of nearly 9,000 children finds that independence alone doesn't boost wellbeing — feeling safe in the neighbourhood matters just as much.

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Scientific Inquirer broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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