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CHOP researchers have found ADHD medications may lower suicide risk in children with hyperactivity, oppositional defiance and other behavioral disorders.
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CHOP psychologists offer strategies to help children recognize their fears, separate the rational from the irrational, and how to deal with or overcome each.
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The IBC Foundation announced funding for a multi-year initiative to provide access to mental health care for every student at Girard College. The integrated care model combines telehealth services from CHOP with school-based support for youth impacted by trauma.
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CHOP researchers found a link between depressive symptoms and pandemic-related income loss and financial strain, independent of anxiety.
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A recent CHOP study found that newly licensed drivers on the autism spectrum have similar—or even lower—per-driver rates of crash involvement than their non-autistic peers.
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Psychologists with specialty training in GI disorders help patients and their families better understand how a child’s feelings, fears and emotions can impact their chronic GI condition and vice versa.
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CHOP expert leading the effort to develop a chatbot to screen children for suicide risk in a more efficient and scalable manner.
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Screen time for children has skyrocketed during COVID-19, leading some to question how much is too much and when to worry if their kids are becoming addicted.
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The subtleties of depression in children and adolescents can be vague to both parents and providers.
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Crash-involved autistic drivers were half as likely to crash due to speeding, but more than three times more likely to crash when making a left- or U-turn, suggesting need for tailored training