• COVID-19流行Adol上产生了深远的影响escent Mental Health and Substance Use

• Pregnant Moms' Stress May Accelerate Cell Aging of White, Not Black, Kids, Study Finds

• Online Learning in COVID-19 Detrimental to Teen Mental Health, School Satisfaction, Performance

• Financial Strain Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Took Significant Toll on Adolescent Mental Health, Researchers Find

• COVID-19 Pandemic Cancellations Took Harsh Toll on Teen Athletes, Whose Mental and Physical Health Improved Significantly After Sports Resumed, Study Finds

• Problems Persist for Kids Exposed to Cannabis in the Womb

• Food Insecurity Has Lasting Impacts on the Brains and Behavior of Mice

• Study Uncovers Differences in Saliva Bacteria of Students With Recent Suicidal Thoughts

• Which Teens Are More Likely to Vape? Research Shows Surprising Patterns Across Race and Sexuality Groups

• Targeting Impulsivity Early in Adolescence Could Prevent Later Behavioral Disorders

• Children Who Lack Sleep May Experience Detrimental Impact on Brain and Cognitive Development That Persists Over Time

• COVID-19 Vaccine Does Not Negatively Affect Placental Health, Study Finds

• Drinking Alone Foreshadows Future Alcohol Problems, Study Finds

• Adolescents More Vulnerable to Cannabis Addiction but Not Other Mental Health Risks, Study Finds

• Study Shows Link Between Cyberbullying and Suicidality in Early Adolescence

• No Peers, No Beers: Research Shows Youth Substance Use Declined During the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Graphic Warnings on Cigarette Labels Led Smokers to Hide Packs

• Team Sports Linked to Fewer Mental Health Difficulties for Kids

• Antidepressant Use During Pregnancy Not Linked to Epilepsy in Children

• Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals May Impair Bone Health in Male Teens

• Use of School Mental Health Services Rose Just Before the Pandemic, Study Finds

• Adolescent Drug Overdose Deaths Rose Exponentially for the First Time in History During the COVID Pandemic

• Lead as a Social Determinant of Child and Adolescent Physiological Stress and Behavior

• Drug Use Severity in Adolescence Affects Substance Use Disorder Risk in Adulthood

• Babies Exposed to Cannabis in the Womb May Be at Risk for Obesity, High Blood Sugar

• Maternal Socialization, Not Biology, Shapes Child Brain Activity

• Drug Use Beliefs Found to Be Strongest Predictor of Youth Substance Use

• Reducing Subsequent Injuries After a Concussion

• Adolescent Psychological Well-Being Tied to Adult Risk of Cardiovascular Disease, Study Finds
• High BMI in Upper Teens a Risk Factor for Severe COVID-19

• Children With Insomnia Likely to Continue to Suffer as Adults, Long-Term Study Finds

• Lifestyle More Likely to Affect a Child’s BMI Than the Weight of Their Mother

• School Closures Led to More Sleep and Better Quality of Life for Adolescents

• Smoking While Pregnant Linked to Smaller Babies in Future Pregnancies

• Mother’s Weight Before – Not Gained During – Pregnancy Has Impact on Development of Allergic Diseases

• Psychiatric Disorders in Teenage Years Associated With Social Exclusion in Later Life

• Sibling Bullying Associated With Poor Mental Health Outcomes Years Later

• Limiting Screen Time for Young Adults After Concussion Results in Shorter Duration of Symptoms

• How Adolescents Used Drugs During the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Alcohol Use in Young Adults Is Associated With Early Aging of Blood Vessels

• Teens Who Use Cannabis Frequently More Likely to Have Premature Baby

• Physical Activity Protects Children from the Adverse Effects of Digital Media on Their Weight Later in Adolescence
• Youth, the Pandemic and a Global Mental Health Crisis

• Early Signs: Perceptual Distortions in Late-Teens Predict Psychotic Symptoms in Mid-Life

• Persistent Insomnia Symptoms Since Childhood Associated With Mood, Anxiety Disorders

• How Bullying and Obesity Can Affect Girls' And Boys' Mental Health

• International Study Links Brain Thinning to Psychosis

• Immune System, Not COVID Virus, May Pose Greatest Risk to Pregnant Women

• Childhood Cognitive Problems Could Lead to Mental Health Issues in Later Life

• 'Break a Leg' Not So Lucky When It Leads to Limb Deformities

• Heritable Traits That Appear in Teen Years Raise Risk for Adult Cannabis Use

• Abuse in Childhood and Adolescence Linked to Higher Likelihood of Conduct Problems

• Empathy Helps Explain How Parental Support Can Prevent Teen Delinquency

• Sleep Keeps Teens on Track for Good Mental Health

• Fetal Exposure to Antibiotics in Mid to Late Pregnancy Linked to Childhood Asthma Risk

• Brain Changed by Caffeine in Utero

• Moms With MS at No More Risk of Pregnancy Complications Than Moms Without MS

• Nearly Third of US Young People Prescribed Psychoactive Drugs Admit Misusing Them
• Youth With Autism See Sharp Decline in Physical Activity Between Ages 9-13, Study Finds

• Borderline Personality Disorder: Don't Ignore It

• Vaping Could Cloud Your Thoughts, New Studies Suggest

• Youth Depression Tied to Higher Risk of 66 Diseases and Premature Death

• Poor Sleep Can Lead to Depression in Adolescents

• Stress in Pregnancy May Influence Baby Brain Development

• Mothers' Lifestyle Predicts When Offspring Will Have First Heart Attack or Stroke

• Positive Student-Teacher Relationships Benefit Students' Long-Term Health, Study Finds

• Severe Morning Sickness Linked to Depression New Study Finds

• Cannabis Ads and Store Location Influence Youth Marijuana Use

• As Pandemic Affects Children's Health, Programs That Work Are Still Underused

• Parents Less Aware When Their Kids Vape Than When They Smoke

• Healthy Diet and Exercise During Pregnancy Could Lead to Healthier Children

• 每10个美国人里七很快就会回来的ling to Get COVID-19 Vaccine, Survey Finds

• Study Finds Younger and Older Drivers More Likely to Drive Older, Less Safe Vehicles

• Depressed or Anxious Teens Risk Heart Attacks in Middle Age
• Study Evaluates Immersive Virtual Reality as a Sleep Aid for Teens

• Teens' Social Media Use Does Not Raise Risk for Depression, Study Finds

• Vaping Linked With Heart Problems

• Increased Attention to Sad Faces Predicts Depression Risk in Teenagers

• Nearly 60% of American Children Lack Healthy Cardiorespiratory Fitness