Back to Health Equity go to Health Equity( parent category ) Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health In the first two decades of life, children and adolescents have a unique range of developmental and health-related needs. Dropdown Sort DefaultA-ZNewestOldestZ-A Sort By A-Z Newest Oldest Z-A view article - Dying Young in the USA 02.16.2018 view article - Dying Young in the USA Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Dying Young in the USA Child mortality is declining worldwide. The United States, however, has had higher rates of mortality for kids aged 0-19 compared to other wealthy nations, since the 1980s. Fellow Madeline Bishop view article - Where They’re At: Phones and Homeless Youth 01.24.2018 view article - Where They’re At: Phones and Homeless Youth Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Where They’re At: Phones and Homeless Youth Phones, social media, and technology are critical to connect homeless youth with parents, potential employers, peers and social services. Fellow Madeline Bishop view article - Neglected Babies 11.29.2017 view article - Neglected Babies Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Neglected Babies Children under one year of age experience maltreatment at more than twice the rate of any other age group, and that this trend is only getting worse. Fellow Madeline Bishop view article - Better Needs Assessments for Better Education Outcomes 10.30.2017 view article - Better Needs Assessments for Better Education Outcomes Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Better Needs Assessments for Better Education Outcomes About one in six US public schools did not meet standards for student achievement in the 2014-2015 school year. Children of color and kids from low-income families are most affected by the low performance of these schools. Fellow Madeline Bishop
view article - Dying Young in the USA 02.16.2018 view article - Dying Young in the USA Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Dying Young in the USA Child mortality is declining worldwide. The United States, however, has had higher rates of mortality for kids aged 0-19 compared to other wealthy nations, since the 1980s. Fellow Madeline Bishop
view article - Where They’re At: Phones and Homeless Youth 01.24.2018 view article - Where They’re At: Phones and Homeless Youth Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Where They’re At: Phones and Homeless Youth Phones, social media, and technology are critical to connect homeless youth with parents, potential employers, peers and social services. Fellow Madeline Bishop
view article - Neglected Babies 11.29.2017 view article - Neglected Babies Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Neglected Babies Children under one year of age experience maltreatment at more than twice the rate of any other age group, and that this trend is only getting worse. Fellow Madeline Bishop
view article - Better Needs Assessments for Better Education Outcomes 10.30.2017 view article - Better Needs Assessments for Better Education Outcomes Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Better Needs Assessments for Better Education Outcomes About one in six US public schools did not meet standards for student achievement in the 2014-2015 school year. Children of color and kids from low-income families are most affected by the low performance of these schools. Fellow Madeline Bishop
