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THE ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE STUDY (ACES): IMPLICATIONS OF LONG- TERM EFFECTS Randell Alexander MD PhD University of Florida – Jacksonville USEFUL FOR NOW, BUT THESE NEED TO GO AWAY • CPS • CPT system • Trauma informed communities • DV shelters • Need to prevent all of this instead!! SAVE THE BRAIN – PREVENT ABUSE GROW THE BRAIN - STIMULATION Brains need both: 1. Freedom from abuse 2. Positive stimulation Left Behind By Kindergarten: Children living in poverty average 15 IQ points below their peers. Vocabulary at Age 3 By age 4, the average child in a poor family might have been exposed to 13 million fewer Poor children: 525 words words than child in a working class family and Working class: 749 words 30 million fewer words than a child in a Professional: 1,116 words professional family. 4 The Evolution of Prevention What Kind of Problem is it? Justice & Social Public Service Health Problem Problem “It is time for critical thinking to formulate a new national public health priority, preventing child maltreatment and promoting child well treatment.” Surgeon General Richard H. Carmona, MD MPH – March 2005 Lifetime Economic Burden of Child Maltreatment: $124 billion in 2008 Productivity losses Health care costs Special education costs Criminal justice costs Child welfare costs (Fang X, et al. Child Abuse Negl (2012) 6 WHAT HAPPENS IF WE DON’T PREVENT ABUSE? FOUR AREAS OF RESEARCH CONVERGENCE ACES STUDY NEUROSCIENCE TELOMERES BRAIN IMAGING #1 ACES The Influence of Child Maltreatment Throughout Life Health-risk Behaviors Sexual promiscuity Sexual perpetration Alcohol abuse Illicit/injected drug use Disease and Injury Smoking Conditions Behavior problems Ischemic heart disease Diabetes Mental/Social Problems Stroke Child Cancer PTSD Maltreatment Suicide Depression Skeletal fractures Anxiety Chronic bronchitis/ Eating disorders Academic emphysema achievement STDs (e.g., HIV) Unwanted pregnancy Hepatitis Obesity Revictimization

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THE ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE STUDY (ACES): Adverse Childhood Experiences Reported by Adults Frieden’s pyramid adapted to child maltreatment .
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