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A recent study compares adverse childhood experiences and family resilience among families of autistic youths and families of youths with ADHD.

It's Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and CIRP flashes back to posts on mental health research in minority populations.

A recent CHOP and Penn study explores the association between adverse socioeconomic status and traumatic stress events on brain function, structure, and puberty.

Do race and ethnicity play a role in diagnosing and treating developmental disabilities and adverse childhood experiences? CHOP experts weigh in.

A recent article published in the Annals of Emergency Medicine explains how ED staff can implement the four pillars of trauma-informed care when treating young patients who have been victims of violence.

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia’s Violence Prevention Initiative (VPI) is hosting a free webinar for clinical providers called "Crossroads of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Developmental Disabilities Webinar" on March 5, 2019, at 12:00-1:30 PM EST.

While it may be difficult to understand why bystanders failed to report the signs of child abuse in such an egregious case, a number of factors contribute to a general reluctance to intervene in abuse situations of all kinds and severity. Here's how we can do better.

Today, we explore an article that reviews studies on adverse childhood experiences in children with autism spectrum disorders.