
Sarah Ladd
Health Reporter at Kentucky Lantern
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thenewsenterprise.com | Sarah Ladd
Adverse experiences in childhood and their lasting consequences cost Kentucky nearly $300 million a year, a new report says. Kentucky Youth Advocates and Bloom Kentucky, a KYA initiative focused on reducing childhood adversity, released an analysis, called “The Economic Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences in Kentucky” that shows health care costs and loss of workforce participation as a result of childhood trauma comes with a $295 million annual price tag. kAm%96 2?2=JD:D :D 32D65 @?
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dailyindependent.com | Sarah Ladd
Adverse experiences in childhood and their lasting consequences cost Kentucky nearly $300 million a year, a new report says. Kentucky Youth Advocates and Bloom Kentucky, a KYA initiative focused on reducing childhood adversity, on Monday released an analysis, called “The Economic Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences in Kentucky” that shows health care costs and loss of workforce participation as a result of childhood trauma comes with a $295 million annual price tag. kAm%96 2?2=JD:D :D 32D65 @?
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kentuckynewera.com | Sarah Ladd
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the-messenger.com | Sarah Ladd
Adverse experiences in childhood and their lasting consequences cost Kentucky nearly $300 million a year, a new report says. Kentucky Youth Advocates and Bloom Kentucky, a KYA initiative focused on reducing childhood adversity, on Monday released an analysis, called “The Economic Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences in Kentucky” that shows health care costs and loss of workforce participation as a result of childhood trauma comes with a $295 million annual price tag.
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somerset-kentucky.com | Sarah Ladd
Adverse childhood experiences in childhood and their lasting consequences cost Kentucky nearly $300 million a year, a new report says. Kentucky Youth Advocates and Bloom Kentucky, a KYA initiative focused on reducing childhood adversity, on Monday released an analysis, called “The Economic Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences in Kentucky” that shows health care costs and loss of workforce participation as a result of childhood trauma comes with a $295 million annual price tag.
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