Risk for suicide nearly five times higher for youth reporting two or more forms of discrimination
Prevalence highest in current e-cigarette users and Hispanic and sexual minority populations
Overt victimization, suicidality increases risk for frequent headaches
Children and adolescents living in food-insecure households have greater use of outpatient and acute care contacts
Peaks seen in April and October, nadir in July; seasonal patterns were disrupted coincident with school closures in spring 2020
6.7 percent increase seen in youth with any mental health emergency department visit, and larger increase (22.1 percent) seen for female teens
Mean weekly cannabis-involved emergency department visits higher during 2020, 2021, 2022 than corresponding periods in 2019
Authors say changes in body weight perception could undermine efforts to tackle obesity
Estimated prevalence of learning disabilities over time was 8.83 percent
Co-occurring diagnoses more prevalent among youth whose electronic medical record-reported sex was female, those with private insurance