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Teen Weight Control Behavior May Reflect Mother's Attitudes on Weight


Teenagers are more likely to think about wanting to be thin, and to be frequent dieters, if they accurately perceive that being thin is important to their mothers.

Treating Teen Heroin Addiction


Medication combined with behavioral intervention appears effective in treating teen heroin addiction.

Abstinence Only Program May Reduce Extent of Sexual Activity in Middle School


The program promotes abstinence until marriage and stresses that early sexual activity and teen pregnancy can interfere with a student's life goals.

Recognizing The Signs of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome


Even though initial menstrual periods for young female teens are often irregular, parents need to be watchful if their daughters begin showing signs of a hormonal imbalance that can indicate the presence of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome.

Study Finds Most Students Gain Weight During Early College Years


College eating habits and lifestyles can add pounds to students.

Calcium: An Essential Nutrient for Teens


The teen years are key to development of healthy, strong bones. A new study says girls might be missing the mark.

Avoid The Freshman 15


As college freshman start their first semester, they are probably worried about the challenge of freshman 15.

Teens' Driving Riskier with Male Teen Passenger, Teen Boy's Driving Safer with Female Teen Passenger


Teen boy's driving safer with female teen passenger.

State Regulations Associated With Decreased Youth Access To Indoor Tanning Facilities


In three states that have age regulations on indoor tanning access, 62 percent of surveyed facilities reported they would not allow a 12 year old to tan.

Tobacco Smoke Raises Risk of Metabolic Syndrome in Teens


Teens, particularly overweight teens, who are exposed to tobacco smoke are at increased risk of the metabolic syndrome.

Teens Drinking More Soda Then Ever Before


A new study calls on the FDA to require health warnings on sodas as teenage consumption of sugary drinks continues to rise.

Delinquent Youth Far More Likely to Die and Die Violently Than Youth in the General Population


New study of deaths of delinquent youth finds minorities most at risk and girls increasingly endangered.

Teens and Steroids: Muscles at a High Price


When it comes to muscles, at least on their own bodies, a lot of teenage girls don't have an opinion either way: they are more interested in their dress size than in their bicep size.

Alcohol Hits Teen Brains Hard


Alcohol and perhaps other drugs affect the teenage brain differently than the adult brain.

Cardiovascular Risk Factors Higher In "Heavy" Teens with Insulin Resistance


Obesity and insulin resistance are a menacing tag team that fuels cardiovascular risk factors in teens.

Younger Girls Show Warning Signs for Eating Disorders


The vast majority of those diagnosed with these psychological disorders are teenage girls and young women.

Teens' Tans May Lead to Trouble Later


Teenagers who soak up the summer sun may get that bronze glow they're after, but they may get something else along with it: an increased risk of skin cancer later in life.

Drug Use in Teens Drops Dramatically in Two Years


This survey offers promising signs that more children and teens are steering clear of illegal drugs.

Despite Improvements, Many High School Students Still Engaging in Risky Health Behaviors


A coordinated school health program combined with supportive community policies and programs are essential tools for addressing many of the health issues that affect teenagers today.

Teens Delaying Sexual Activity; Using Contraception More Effectively


Sexual activity declined significantly for younger teenage girls and for teenage boys between 1995 and 2002, and teen contraceptive use improved in significant ways.

Average Blood Pressure Levels On Rise Among American Children/Teenagers


Systolic and diastolic blood pressure levels for children and teenagers have risen substantially since 1988.

Youth Resources: Tips for 'Winter Wise' Fun Outdoors


If you are like most teens and tweens in this country, you are among the first to demonstrate just how much fun winter wonderland can be.

NIDA Study Finds High School Program Yields Health Benefits for Female Athletes


ATHENA Reduces Substance Abuse, Encourages Healthy Behaviors. New research that focuses on a health promotion program, shows the program decreased the abuse of stimulant medications and other substances believed to enhance body image or performance among female high school athletes, while encouraging healthy behaviors

Staying Healthy and Happy Teens


Being a teenager can be tough, and sometimes teens who are healthy try to lose weight even though they don't need to. You may feel a lot of pressure to look a certain way. Acting on this pressure may lead to eating disorders like anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa.

Let's Talk About Teen Health


Few important points about healthy eating habits for teens.

Healthy Teen Diet


What Counts as a Serving and what teens should eat for a Healthy Diet. Here are few serving samples for healthy teen diet.

You Are What You Eat


Here is a look to teen eating habits. What you eat, where you eat, and why you eat are important to your health. As a teen, you need to eat a variety of foods that give you the nutrients your growing body needs. Eating better and being more active can make you feel better and think more clearly.

Family Matters


Even if health problems run in your family, it doesn't mean that you will have the same problems. Information for teens.

Get Moving


Here are some ideas for teens that will help the teenagers to get moving and to do fun and helpful activities.

Physical Activity—It Doesn't Have To Be A Chore!


Being active means moving more every day. You can choose activities that are fun and do them on your own or with your friends.

So, Where Do I Start? A Teenager's Guide to Better Health


The road to better health starts with good eating and physical activity habits. Being aware of your habits will help you learn where you need to make changes.

Take Charge Of Your Health: A Teenager's Guide to Better Health


As a teenager, you are going through a lot of changes. Your body is changing and growing. Have you noticed that every year, you can’t seem to fit into your old shoes anymore? Or that your favorite jeans are now tighter or 3 inches too short? Your body is on its way to becoming its adult size.

Quality Time With Your Teen


It's sometimes difficult to find ways to be involved with your teen without totally intruding in his/her life. You want to talk to them, they don't want to talk to you I've found the best way to connect with my teenage daughter is to enter her world and do the things she likes to do. There's a saying that if you want to understand your child's world you have to play with them, no matter how old they are.

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Talking With Your Teen Is Key To Preventing Teen Pregnancy
State health and workforce development officials are encouraging parents and teens across Wisconsin to talk about making responsible and healthy decisions to build on progress already made in reducing teen pregnancies.
Parents Should Keep Teens From Abusing Cough Medicine
Studies show that parents who talk to their kids about the dangers of drug abuse have children who are half as likely to abuse drugs.
Why Teens Get Hooked On Cocaine More Easily Than Adults
New drug research suggests that teens may get addicted and relapse more easily than adults because developing brains are more powerfully motivated by drug-related cues.
Teens Warned Of GHB After Pasha Grishuk Incidence
Many young women fall victims of sexual victimization with GHB, the recent case being Pasha Grishuk, a former Olympic skcater.
Foot Notes - The Highs and Lows of Prom Shoes
If teens are not used to wearing heels, consider going flat (or almost flat) for the prom.
It's Easier To Talk About Drugs, Sex Than End-Of-Life Planning
A new national survey indicates that Americans are more likely to talk with their children about drug use or sex than with a seriously ill parent about their end-of-life wishes.


 
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