>Early Intervention Is Key To Protecting Brains Of Underprivileged Kids
Early Intervention Is Key To Protecting Brains Of Underprivileged Kids
Nearly half of young children in America live at or near the poverty level. Those millions of children are more likely to be raised in an environment of substance misuse, neglect, violence, and family turmoil, with limited access to food or clothing, ultimately causing long-term toxic stress. The impact poverty has on health creates a ripple…
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