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Teen newsletter : March 2023 – Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)

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    Adverse childhood experiences, or ACEs, are potentially traumatic events that occur in childhood (0-17 years). ACEs can include abuse, neglect, household challenges, or other sources of adversity. This newsletter includes content on topics that may be difficult for some people to process, so take a minute to think about whether you want to continue reading. ; The David J. Sencer CDC Museum (CDCM) Public Health Academy Teen Newsletter was created to introduce teens to public health topics. Each newsletter focuses on a different public health topic that CDC studies. Newsletter sections include: Introduction, CDC’s Work, The Public Health Approach, Out of the CDC Museum Collection, and Teen Talk.
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    Introduction – Adverse Childhood Experiences -- CDC’s Work – Adverse Childhood Experiences -- The Public Health Approach – Adverse Childhood Experiences -- Out of the CDC Museum Collection – Adverse Childhood Experiences.
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    David J. Sencer CDC Museum Public Health Academy teen newsletter ; March 2023
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