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Pandemic-Era Violence and Mental Health Issues Still a Concern Among Youth    | The Michigan Chronicle

  • Mar 13, 2022
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Why are some teens so angry? According to experts, the ripple effect of the pandemic is still creating problems that are impacting young people at an alarming rate and making them more anxious, upset, and then some. Today’s youth are in trouble, in other words, according to national reports and they are facing higher rates … Continued

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