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Abstract
This population-based study examines PTSD prevalence, correlates, clinical sequelae, and treatment in US preadolescents (9-10 years old) using data from the ABCD Study. Lifetime PTSD prevalence was 2.17%. Sexual minority status, multiracial background, unmarried parents, and family economic insecurity were associated with higher odds of PTSD. Separation anxiety was the strongest psychiatric correlate. Prior PTSD predicted new psychiatric disorders post-remission. A significant portion of children with lifetime PTSD did not receive treatment, highlighting unmet needs.
Publisher
Translational Psychiatry
Published On
Jan 01, 2024
Authors
Rachel Y. Levin, Richard T. Liu
Tags
PTSD
preadolescents
mental health
treatment gap
correlates

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