Too Much Screen Time Could be a Risk Factor for Depression and Suicide
...phones. In 2012, about half the overall population owned cell phones, however by 2015, over 90 percent of teens had one – leading to a big [...]
...phones. In 2012, about half the overall population owned cell phones, however by 2015, over 90 percent of teens had one – leading to a big [...]
...a big life event: test, marriage, public speaking Seemingly random panic attacks and the fear of having another one at any moment Realistic fear of [...]
...us. It was bittersweet, and painful. Unless you’re married or partnered with your first love (hello all you high school sweethearts), there’s a pretty [...]
...often the first people to hear about self-harm but some lack confidence in how to respond. Providing them with training could make a big [...]
...group “It’s not just about this study,” Björling said. “This problem of teen mental health and headaches is so big that [...]
...Immunology and Glia (BIG). “This reinforces the idea that you have to give people an opportunity to heal. And if you don’t, you’re [...]
...diet and our DNA. Obesity has become an epidemic, driven in large part by high-calorie diets laden with sugar and high-fructose corn syrup. Increasingly sedentary [...]
...studied, can be combined in different ingredient ratios that minimize photodegradation.” But scientists saw big differences in photostability [...]
...or service, such as a bigger size or higher-end trim on a car. The just-below price that makes a product itself seem like a good bargain also makes [...]
...the soccer field is already set up so kids can maximize even 10- or 15-minute recess breaks, would make a big difference. As schools emerge from the [...]