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Adverse Childhood Experiences, Support, and the Perception of Ability to Work in Adults with Disability.

Sophia Miryam Schüssler-Fiorenza RoseJessica G EslingerLindsey ZimmermanJamie ScacciaBetty S LaiCatrin LewisEva Alisic
Published in: PloS one (2016)
ACEs are highly prevalent in working-age US adults with a disability, particularly young adults. ACEs are associated with decreased support, lower educational attainment and worse adult health. Health care providers are encouraged to screen for ACEs. Addressing the effects of ACEs on health and support, in addition to education and retraining, may increase ability to work in those with a disability.
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