WVU researcher studies link between caffeine, sleep and alcohol use in middle-schoolers
Research into young people’s drinking habits tends to focus on high school and college students. Middle school students are rarely […]
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Glowing particles in the blood may help diagnose and monitor brain cancer
Britain's first blind and deaf medic opens up in inspiring interview
Conclusions from a behavioral aging study on male and female F2 hybrid mice on age-related behavior
Alcohol taxes cut since 2013 and thousands may have died as a result—new research
Irony and humour keep teenage #gymlads healthy on social media
Children bullied by friends and siblings are more likely to think about suicide in their early twenties
Cancer incidence and most common types vary among American Indians and Alaska natives
Parent and sibling attitudes among top influences on teenage e-cigarette use
The fitness industry is overwhelmingly white – and that needs to change
