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COVID has contributed to rising mental health challenges for students

In the wake of the pandemic, more high school students than ever are reporting increased levels of anxiety and depression.

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Wisconsin children of color have highest rates of anxiety, depression

Wisconsin s children are experiencing a higher rate of anxiety and depression than the national average, and it s worse for kids of color.

Dane countyUnited statesGreen bayUniversity of wisconsinJannely guzmAgustin guzmPatricia tellez gironTacara lovingsRenita robinsonMolly herrmannAnniee casey foundationCenters for diseasePrevea healthPeople city missionOneida nation schoolPublic health

Wisconsin children of color have highest rates of anxiety, depression

Wisconsin s children are experiencing a higher rate of anxiety and depression than the national average, and it s worse for kids of color.

Dane countyUnited statesGreen bayUniversity of wisconsinJannely guzmAgustin guzmPatricia tellez gironTacara lovingsRenita robinsonMolly herrmannAnniee casey foundationCenters for diseasePrevea healthPeople city missionWisconsin youth risk behaviorOneida nation school

Wisconsin children of color have highest rates of anxiety, depression

Wisconsin s children are experiencing a higher rate of anxiety and depression\u00a0than the national average, and it s worse for kids of color.

Dane countyUnited statesGreen bayUniversity of wisconsinJannely guzmAgustin guzmPatricia tellez gironTacara lovingsRenita robinsonMolly herrmannAnniee casey foundationCenters for diseasePrevea healthPeople city missionOneida nation schoolPublic health

Wisconsin children of color have highest rates of anxiety, depression

Wisconsin s children are experiencing a higher rate of anxiety and depression\u00a0than the national average, and it s worse for kids of color.

Dane countyUnited statesGreen bayUniversity of wisconsinJannely guzmAgustin guzmPatricia tellez gironTacara lovingsRenita robinsonMolly herrmannAnniee casey foundationCenters for diseasePrevea healthPeople city missionOneida nation schoolPublic health

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