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"More than half of Minnesota adults included in a 2011 survey had an adverse childhood experience that could be linked to poor health outcomes later in life, the Minnesota Department of Health announced Monday," 

Minnesota Department of Health research scientist Pete Rode and 

, a consultant working with families to prevent adverse childhood experiences, join The Daily Circuit Friday, Feb. 1 to discuss the survey findings.

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