Increase seen in proportion of mental health-related visits and in percent of visits with prescription of psychotropic medications
Links also seen for initial concussion symptom severity and preconcussion anxiety
Findings seen for exposure within the past five years, but not 10 years
Findings compared with management of alcohol, cannabis, or e-cigarette use
Rate increased by 17.0 percent per month before March 2020; increased 63.5 percent faster from March 2020 onward
Adolescents who develop greater distrust more likely to subsequently experience mental health problems
Authors say findings may help identify youth at risk for psychosis spectrum symptoms
1.4 percent had dual reported recovery and problem-resolving status, 2.5 percent had problem resolution only, 2.9 percent had recovery only
Findings seen for unmedicated youths with anxiety disorder who have normalization over the course of treatment
11.63 percent of youth aged 5 to 24 years had mental disorders; 1.22 percent had substance use disorders in 2019