Why the Children's Mental Health Crisis Predates COVID-19
Season 2022
Episode 4224
About the Episode
Two years of global pandemic have placed families -- children especially -- under great stress. But journalist Judith Warner writes that children have suffered from increased depression and anxiety since well before COVID-19. She sits down with Michel Martin to discuss how the pandemic simply put a spotlight on the issue.
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