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Among children who did experience ACEs, children who also lived in poverty had higher rates of obesity than children who did not live in poverty. CONCLUSIONS FOR PRACTICE Children with neurodevelopmental delays are at greater risk for overweight/obesity if they experience both risk factors of being in poverty and of experiencing ACEs. When conducting screenings, providers should understand that the impact of ACEs may vary by contextual factors such as poverty. More research is needed to identify factors that can mitigate the i
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