In this issue: the link between COVID and suicide, everything you need to know about food allergies and dysphagia

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The coronavirus pandemic has shaped 2020 in countless ways for children and teens. What started as “sweet, two weeks off school!” for many youth has turned into increased stress, isolation and sadness. Rates of anxiety and depression have been increasing and with that, providers have seen an increase in suicidal ideation. Now more than ever it is important to know the suicide warning signs and to feel comfortable talking about suicide and safety ([link removed]) with your child.

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** Preventing, diagnosing and managing food allergies ([link removed])
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Did you know that one in 13 kids has a food allergy? Learn more about food allergies, their prevention, management and diagnosis.

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** Dysphagia: swallowing difficulties aren't just for the elderly ([link removed])
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People often think that swallowing difficulties are something experienced only by the elderly. However, dysphagia is a common complaint we see in our clinics.

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