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Teens who scroll more and sleep less may actually be changing how their brains work. A new study shows that too much social media and
Teens who scroll more and sleep less may actually be changing how their brains work. A new study shows that too much social media and
A Yale study found that friends beat punishment when it comes to quitting vaping. Takeaway: Fear doesn’t work. Connection does. If we want less vaping, it’s about peers
A new large-scale study suggests that mental illness might be “transmissible” among adolescents. The research, which analyzed data from over 700,000 ninth graders in Finland,
Staying Active May Slow Key Alzheimer’s Marker, Study Finds A new study suggests that regular exercise may slow down the rise of a key Alzheimer’s-related
Long COVID: A Hidden Crisis Affecting Young People and the Economy Long COVID isn’t just a health issue—it’s an economic one, too. A new study
Imagine feeling like bugs or worms are crawling on your skin when there’s nothing there. This condition, called hallucinatory parasitosis (or delusional infestation), is a
The preference for less sweet beverages after bariatric surgery appears to be linked to a reduced brain reward response to sweet tastes, without affecting sensory
Dealing with acne? You’re not alone, and there’s exciting news: laser treatments are making waves in tackling stubborn acne. Dr. Arielle Kauvar, a dermatologist and
New findings reveal that online betting has evolved into more than just a game, especially for teens. While it might start as fun, the rise
A recent study suggests that getting enough sleep during early adolescence may help curb impulsive behaviors, like watching mature-rated media or playing adult video games.