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Marcela Almeida1, Maxwell R Rovner2
1Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Division of Women's Mental Health, 1153 Centre St Boston, MA, USA.
Abstract:
The recent changes in policy at the Southern American Border have urged a number of medical entities and social and human rights organizations to become vocal about its possible long-term outcomes in the lives of the affected families. This reaction is supported by robust scientific evidence on the impact of adverse childhood experiences and perceived racial discrimination, among others, on mental and physical health outcomes.
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