Abstract：
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the vulnerability of adolescents and young adults (AYAs) who face economic disadvantage, depend on social safety net resources, have politically targeted identities, are geopolitically displaced, and/or are racially or ethnically marginalized. A rapid change in social safety net policies has impacts that reverberate throughout interrelated domains of AYA health, especially for vulnerable AYAs. The authors analyze policy-related changes in mental health, climate change, and bodily autonomy to offer a paradigm for an equitable path forward.
摘要：
COVID-19大流行加剧了面临经济劣势的青少年和年轻人（AYAs）的脆弱性，依靠社会安全网资源，有政治目标的身份，在地缘政治上流离失所，和/或在种族或族裔上被边缘化。社会安全网政策的快速变化在AYA健康的相关领域产生了影响，特别是对于脆弱的AYAs。作者分析了与政策相关的心理健康变化，气候变化,和身体自主性，为公平的前进道路提供范例。
