File:CDC Adolescent and School Health PSA.jpg
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CDC Adolescent and School Health PSA
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English: About 1 in 5 students seriously considered suicide, according to our latest #CDCYRBS trends. But adolescents are resilient & we know feeling connected to school & family supports their #MentalHealth. |
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| Source | https://twitter.com/CDC_DASH/status/1352677555514576899/photo/1 |
| Author | CDC Adolescent and School Health |
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