Mental Health in Teens Report: Suicidality, Sexual Violence Hit Record Highs

Mental Health in Teens Report: Suicidality, Sexual Violence Hit Record Highs

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Rates of sexual violence, suicidality, and sadness have hit a record high among teen girls, according to an alarming new CDC report. Those risks are further elevated for girls with ADHD. Here, ADDitude experts explore the findings and explain how parents can help girls in crisis.

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