Don’t Blame Technology for Young People’s Mood Problems: Study

Spending time on their phones or online doesn’t harm teens’ mental health, according to a new study that challenges a widely held belief. “It may…
Read onSpending time on their phones or online doesn’t harm teens’ mental health, according to a new study that challenges a widely held belief. “It may…
Read onOver the past four decades, the U.S. has seen a sharp rise in the number of pregnant women with high blood pressure, new research reveals.…
Read onYour kids had a good summer. You were able to get them away from the TV and outside to play for lots of exercise. But…
Read onAs helpful as your smartphone is, it’s easy to develop an unhealthy attachment to it, one that can even become an addiction. It also can…
Read onGrowing up in a poor neighborhood significantly increases kids’ odds of becoming obese adults, and the risk is highest among teens, a new study says.…
Read onSuicide continues to become more common in the United States, with rural areas hit hardest by this ongoing crisis of despair, a new study reports.…
Read onAlthough regular screening mammograms can catch breast cancer early, new research suggests women over 75 who have chronic illnesses can probably skip this test. The…
Read onFRIDAY, Sept. 6, 2019 (Healthday News) — Heading back to school can be especially stressful for children with autism and their parents, but preparation and…
Read onThe firefighters who flooded into Ground Zero on 9/11 put their lives on the line to help others. Now, a new study shows they are…
Read onAs helpful as your smartphone is, it’s easy to develop an unhealthy attachment to it, one that can even become an addiction. It also can…
Read onGrowing up in a poor neighborhood significantly increases kids’ odds of becoming obese adults, and the risk is highest among teens, a new study says.…
Read onWhen severe storms or hurricanes like Dorian sweep through communities with high winds and flooding, they can leave more than physical damage in their wake.…
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