Childrens Health - Teen Health
Eating Dinner With Family Could Keep Teens Off Drugs
Teens who eat dinner with their families fewer than 3 times a week are more likely to use acohol, cigarettes, marijuana, and prescription drugs.
Eating Dinner With Family Could Keep Teens Off Drugs
Teens who eat dinner with their families fewer than 3 times a week are more likely to use acohol, cigarettes, marijuana, and prescription drugs.
Telephone Counseling Can Help Teens Quit Smoking
Telephone counseling may be the key to getting teens to quit smoking, and stopping a lifelong habit before it begins.
Teens With ADHD Are More Likely to be Addicted to the Web
Teens who have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivty disorder (ADHD) may be more likely to become addicted to the internet.
Suicide Rise Among Teens in Palo Alto
More than 400 people packed tonight's forum in Palo Alto to listen to mental health experts and teens talk about stress and suicide.
Childhood Trauma Can Lead to a Shortened Lifespan
Young victims of sexual, physical or emotional abuse. Children like these who suffer multiple traumatic experiences will have shorter lives according to a new CDC study.
An Update on the UK Girl Who Died After an HPV Vaccine
An autopsy finds a UK girl who died shortly after being given an HPV shot died of causes unrelated to the vaccine.
Better Parenting Could Reduce Teen Driving Accidents
Supportive, but strict, parenting may help reduce the risk teens will get into auto accidents.
Teen Pregnancy is Highest In Religious States
Religious states have some of the highest teen pregnancy rates.
Football Injuries Are Common In Highschool
High school football players and wrestlers have the highest rates of severe injuries.
A Teenage Died From a Cervical Cancer Vaccine
A 14 year-old girl in the UK died shortly after being given a cervical cancer vaccine.
