College spending habits may predict when ‘adulting’ starts
How well you manage your money in college may determine when you’ll ultimately achieve “adult identity,” according to a new […]
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Health insurance idea could help millions of Americans spend less
Keep calm and don’t carry on when parenting teens: Researchers look at how mothers and fathers control themselves (and their rising anger) in difficult interactions with their teenagers
The GRE fails to identify students that will graduate and hurts diversity
Alarming numbers of violent injuries among schoolchildren
Family matters for future wealth
Fatal measles case highlights importance of herd immunity in protecting the vulnerable
Overwhelming evidence shows hepatitis C treatment effective for people who inject drugs
Support increases when opioid ‘safe consumption sites’ called ‘overdose prevention sites’: Boosting public support could encourage more locations to consider adopting this harm-reduction strategy to combat the US opioid epidemic
An aggressor is not necessarily a bully — and the distinction matters: Results of study imply possible new directions for interventions