In studies where age-dependent risk factors for anxiety and depression (e.g., gender, marital status, level of education and employment status) were controlled, there is a consistent pattern of:

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In studies where age-dependent risk factors for anxiety and depression were controlled, there is a consistent pattern of decreasing risk of depression or anxiety with increasing age. This can be due to factors such as increased resilience, reduced exposure to stressors, and enhanced coping skills among older adults.

In Studies Where Age-Dependent Risk Factors for Anxiety and Depression