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Unhealthy childhood could affect brain later in life, study suggests
Teenagers should be considering their dementia risk, academics have said after a new study suggests that having an unhealthy childhood could affect the brain in later life.A child’s body mass index ...
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Grand challenges in addiction in adolescents: understanding risks, influences, and interventions for resilience and recovery
Adolescent substance use and misuse and behavioral addictive disorders pose significant challenges in public health and ...
Why HPV Vaccination Is The Best Health Investment For Young Women?
Dr. Mitesh Khunt, Consultant Oncosurgeon, HCG Hospitals, Rajkot shares why HPV Vaccine is the best health investment for ...
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Why youth language is more than just slang
Youth language is ever-evolving and serves an important role in development. It is more than slang—it's key in creating ...
Child deaths linked to reduced female education may be on par with those directly due to armed conflict in Africa
Across 28 countries in Africa, armed conflict within 25 kilometers of a female primary school student's household is ...
Case study of Uvalde school shooting links persistent news coverage to adolescent depression and PTSD
Persistent news coverage of school shootings can take a significant toll on teenagers' mental health, according to a new ...
Sleep as a Public Health Priority for Teenagers
According to a study, 64% of India’s urban population wakes up before 7am, the highest in the world and 61% of the population ...
Brain Differences Linked To Surge in Disordered Eating Among Young People
Delayed brain development, genetics, and mental health challenges contribute to disordered eating in young adults, according to a European study by King’s College London. A new study led by the ...