A chronic illness such as diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease or an eating disorder takes a toll on kids’ mental health. Treating the chronic illness means also treating the stress, anxiety and depression that can accompany it. In January, Connecticut Children’s opened its new Medical Psychiatric Integrated Care Unit—the first in the state and one of only two such units in the entire New England region.
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