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"No evidence suggests that participating in a sport causes eating disorders, but rates of these illnesses among athletes are higher than the national average," writes Deborah Glasofer, PhD.

The new study shines a light on the silent epidemic of children with mental health issues that's been growing for decades and has been only getting worse, said Dr. Warren Ng.

While 15 to 30% of people will have at least one panic attack in their life, only two to four percent will develop panic disorder, said Franklin Schneier, MD.

The question boils down to: Do antidepressants work? "I think they do,” Dr. David Hellerstein said.