CDC Admits to Teen Mental Health Crisis it Helped Create

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention admitted there is an adolescent mental health crisis due to the draconian coronavirus protocols it recommended.

While the virus was known early on to affect young persons at a drastically lower rate than adults, the CDC and other government officials were relentless in their advocacy for masking and shuttering schools - both of which contributed heavily to learning loss and mental health issues.

Overall, the study found over 37 percent of students experienced poor mental health at the time the survey was taken.

Nearly 79 percent of student respondents reported some level of "Virtual learning" - something recommended by the CDC - but only just over 46 percent felt connected to others at school.

Among those who felt connected to others at school, only 28.4 percent reported poor mental health as contrasted with 45.2 percent of those who did not feel connected to others reporting poor mental health.

In October 2021, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, and the Children's Hospital Association wrote a joint letter declaring a "National health emergency in child and adolescent mental health" - however, they and the CDC maintain that some of the crisis is caused by both the coronavirus and "The ongoing struggle for racial justice,".

The CDC admitted to what many knew over the course of the pandemic to be true: children have always been at lower risk to the coronavirus and draconian lockdown and masking measures would devastate social development, academic achievement, and mental health among America's youth.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/04/01/cdc-admits-to-teen-mental-health-crisis-it-helped-create/