Improvements seen in parental, pediatric, and family psychosocial outcomes; more efficient for parents of children aged 10 years or younger
Authors say preventive efforts should focus on fathers, too
Teens whose parents drink frequently or binge drink have significantly higher odds of drinking
Evidence lacking for assessing benefits and harms of primary care interventions for preventing maltreatment in children younger than 18 years
Risk was even higher when both parents had a psychiatric history
Participants were generally comfortable discussing all 21 screening topics of survey, with greatest comfort seen for sleeping problems
Findings show significant risk of food insecurity, paying bills, and lack of transportation
Despite that, fewer parents said they were comfortable talking to their children and teens about mental health compared with a year ago
However, these factors are not enough to fully overcome weight-stigmatizing experiences
Adolescents' positive perceptions of relationships with parents linked to favorable outcomes in young adulthood