Findings based on 41 studies with data for children younger than 13 years old
Mothers of those exposed to assault more often have active mental illness; three times higher risk of mental illness in children seen in the first year after assault
Odds of chronic physical health condition, at least two mental health conditions increased for those residing in states with higher levels of systemic inequity
Children, adolescent, and young adult patients with cancer at increased lifetime risk of diagnosis or increased severity of depression, anxiety, and psychotic disorders
Participants were generally comfortable discussing all 21 screening topics of survey, with greatest comfort seen for sleeping problems
Risk by age 18 years was driven by disorders within the neurodevelopmental spectrum
Prevalence of eating disorders more than doubled during pandemic in 13- to 18-year-old girls, with similar trend, but lower prevalence, in boys
1,200-IU dose of vitamin D<sub>3</sub> supplementation tied to decreased risk for psychiatric symptoms at ages 6 to 8 years versus 400-IU dosing
<p>Seminoma patients with neurodevelopmental disorders were younger and had more stage IV disease</p>
2011 to 2020 saw increase in all mental health-related visits, with greatest increase seen for suicide-related visits