Ask the Doctors

Caleb Gilbert, Carroll County Coalition for Public Health (top left) facilitated “Students: Ask The Doctors” Q&A session with local pediatricians, Wenda Saunders of Memorial Hospital, and Ross Emery and Rich Laracy of Saco River Medical Group on May 12 with questions from local students about COVID-19. (COURTESY PHOTO)

CONWAY — The health risks of everything from smoking, alcohol and drug use to diabetes, obesity and heart disease to depression and suicide are covered in the news.

Lesser known is the evidence that adverse childhood experiences, also called ACEs, have a profound impact on a person’s lifetime risk of developing chronic health conditions.

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