Carol Vidal

I also would say that knowing that people who are not in college actually experience more financial stress, so we should be mindful that there's just in general financial stress that could contribute to symptoms of depression, or at least it's correlated with it.

I definitely think that colleges should make sure that they do some sort of prevention so that it's not just intervening for people who have high rates of

you know, or clinical depression, but there's things like suicide prevention that can be done at the population level and universally for all students in colleges.

And then also, because we saw that the increase in all of the items of depression and across groups was significant to the point that we are seeing more clinical levels of depression, I think definitely providing services that are treatment-oriented in colleges, that would be helpful.

Thank you so much.

My pleasure.