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Children facing multiple adversities growing up are more likely to die at a younger age
Imagine a child who has been hospitalized numerous times. Perhaps they were also diagnosed with a mental health condition as a teenager.
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Children who experience repeated hospitalizations, mental health diagnoses, and family hardships such as unemployment, poverty, or alcohol abuse are at higher risk of early death. The report highlights that multiple adversities in a child’s life can compound health challenges. It underscores the need for comprehensive support for children facing these overlapping difficulties.
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