Back to School 2020: Stress could lead to increased addiction in kids
Less structure and anxiety surrounding distance learning could lead to alcohol and drug use. The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation is working with districts to fight that risk. Patient Care Network and Youth Outreach director Jessica Wong joined the Buzz with signs parents should look for to know if their child is using alcohol and drugs.
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