<p>Risk for each factor varies, but risk for severe suicide/self-harm alert is 70 times higher for youth with five or more online risk factors</p>
<p>Rates higher for female youth, those with no psychiatric history, and individuals with existing psychiatric diagnoses at time of encounter</p>
<p>High adverse childhood experience scores linked to increased ED utilization, hospitalizations, and telephone encounters</p>
<p>Approximate doubling in rate of BMI increase seen between prepandemic and pandemic periods; higher increases reported for those with overweight, obesity</p>
<p>Virtual reality intervention also significantly decreases pain among patients undergoing peripheral IV catheter placement</p>
<p>Children from families with lower income and those from minority racial/ethnic groups also most likely to have COVID-19<strong>-</strong>related school closures</p>
<p>Higher Children's Sleep Habits Questionnaire total score correlated with higher frequency of severe attacks, lower drug efficacy</p>
<p>Mild-to-moderate atopic dermatitis not linked to symptoms of depression, but linked to internalizing behaviors from age 4 years</p>
<p>While nearly one in three will experience points of remission of ADHD symptoms, most experience recurrence over time and few outgrow it</p>
<p>Pooled prevalence estimates 25.2 and 20.5 percent for clinically elevated depression and anxiety symptoms, respectively</p>