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Study Pushes Early Identification Of Kids’ Mental Health Problems

By Lisa Chedekel | September 14, 2012

Josue, 15, was born to a 12‐year‐old mother. Exposed to domestic violence and abuse, he struggled in school early on and received a special education evaluation in Grade 4 that found weaknesses in reading, math and writing.

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