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Teens are talking about mental health
More than one third (37%) of high schoolers in th e United States reported experiencing p oor mental hea lth during the COVID-19 p andemic. Some of these feelings were a lso linked to experiences of racism, socia l stigma around gender and sexual ide ntity, and sexual violence .
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