Teen cigarette use in 2024 was the lowest ever recorded since the Monitoring the Future study started tracking it in the 1970s Brian Anthony Hernandez, who has nearly 20 years of journalism ...

A national study discovered that teens in the United States consumed significantly less alcohol and drugs in 2024 compared to past years. Every year, the University of Michigan’s Institute for ...

The research says that teens that are more digitally mature can make more deep connections on social media and it doesn't mean that they have to be more active on social media. This can help them make ...

a majority of the teens attending church will forsake their faith by their senior year of college. The loss of youth is frequently cited as one of the top five issues facing the church today. “That's ...

Gauteng accounts for most of the births, with 184 newborns but, of great concern is new mothers who are underage. This includes a 13 year-old who gave birth in Seshego, Limpopo. Three 15-year-olds ...

The victim’s stepfather, Robert Caraballo, said he noticed the teen’s phone’s location ... they took my wife in to ask her some questions and basically that's when they told us that she ...

To grow in the knowledge of God and to live in light of His truth, it’s important that we set aside focused time to study His Word. As you consider your Bible study plans for the year ahead, explore ...

Legislation that would enlist the federal government in reforming the troubled-teen industry is heading ... The bipartisan bill mandates a federal study, with a report issued every two years ...

You know, $10 to 15 is not going to get it now, $20 for cleaning up a yard,” said Anna Maria Cora, who used to live next door to the teen. Cora has lived on East 146th Street in Collinwood for ...

Instead, the use of alcohol, marijuana or nicotine cigarettes or e-cigarettes dropped, according to the annual Monitoring the Future study from the University of Michigan’s Institute for Social ...

(NewsNation) — The amount of time teens spend on their phones and tablets, excessively scrolling through social media posts, is likely diminishing their brain activity and creating health concerns.