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.
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Wisconsin's children are experiencing a higher rate of anxiety and depression than the national average, and it's worse for kids of color.
Wisconsin's children are experiencing a higher rate of anxiety and depression\u00a0than the national average, and it's worse for kids of color.
Wisconsin's children are experiencing a higher rate of anxiety and depression\u00a0than the national average, and it's worse for kids of color.
Small children are landing in the hospital because of accidental poisoning from ingesting medication meant for adults. Experts are working to give households the tools they need to keep kids out of medicines which could potentially harm them. Tonya Jernigan, licensed social worker for the Division of Pediatric Forensic Medicine at the University of Kentucky Clinic, said it is not just illicit substances children can get their hands on, and pointed to cases where they accidentally consumed medications meant for their grandparents or caregivers. ...
For more than a century, we have known that the Black community has been plagued by poor health outcomes, including for Louisiana.