Tag: Adolescents / Teens

All youth ages 15 years or older should be offered routine screening at least once; those at increased risk should be rescreened

Three-month depressive symptoms in adolescents lower with online SSIs compared with supportive control during COVID-19 pandemic

Pediatricians should inquire about child and family functioning; office visits should integrate behavioral, mental health surveillance

3.9 percent of children aged ≤17 had ever had a diagnosis of concussion or brain injury; likelihood up for boys, non-Hispanic Whites

Adverse mental health, substance use, and poor well-being reported for young adults with interpersonal discrimination

Median of 87 percent of the pediatric patients each year had previously received one or more MMR vaccine dose

Move to expand booster availability comes as President Joe Biden tries to keep Americans calm about omicron

Pfizer will submit these new data to the FDA as it seeks full approval of the vaccine for youth ages 12 to 15 years

Associations for depressive symptoms vary by race/ethnicity

Disparities exist in receipt of information by gender, race, and location of instruction