HIV is the second leading cause of death among adolescents globally and the No. 1 cause of death among adolescents in Africa.
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"Clinicians should not be afraid to see adolescents more frequently, maintain a connection with the adolescents and keep them engaged," she said.
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The authors acknowledge that among the study's limitations is that adolescents using YouTube in this study may not represent all adolescents with chronic pain.
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Most previous studies have examined self-harm among adolescents only in developed countries, in general, or in American adolescents admitted to a clinical setting.
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Current smoking rates were consistently higher among white adolescents than among Hispanic adolescents, although similar numbers admitted to having ever tried cigarettes or e-cigarettes.
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The second study involved 522 adolescents and replicated the findings from the first study; however, it also found that religious adolescents had lower psychological well-being.
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The mix of drinking and driving is as dangerous to adolescents as you think it is, dangerous when the adolescents are driving, and also when they are passengers.
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But it is possible that adolescents who drink more are seeking out alcohol advertising and marketing more than adolescents who are not drinkers, Litt told Reuters Health by email.
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Transgender adolescents were 5.87 times more likely, gay and lesbian adolescents were 3.71 times more likely and bisexual youth were 3.69 times more likely than heterosexual peers to attempt suicide.
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They asked the caregivers to evaluate their adolescents' levels of "psychosocial functioning"—how well the adolescents are able to internalize or externalize problems in their lives as evidenced by their behavior.
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Among these, 2.1 million adolescents had HIV, a 30 percent increase from 2005, while 55,000 adolescents aged 10 to 19, and 120,000 children younger than 14, died from AIDS-related causes.
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More than two-thirds of suicidal adolescents don't see a mental health provider either, likely because their caregivers don't realize they're struggling, according to a survey of more than 211,2741 adolescents.
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Altogether, 47 adolescents - mostly girls - appeared in the videos.
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"As to treatment, interpersonal psychotherapy for adolescents, which addresses common adolescent developmental issues, such as development of dyadic interpersonal relations and peer pressure, may be more effective for black adolescents," she says.
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In previous research, Zhang and his colleagues found that more overweight or obese adolescents incorrectly believed that their body weights were "just fine," compared with adolescents in the late 22007s and early 22008s.
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Being underweight comes with its own health consequences among children and adolescents, including a greater risk of infectious disease and potential harm during pregnancy for adolescents and women old enough to have children.
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If parents of late adolescents are to take away anything from this incident, it might be an understanding that while parent-child separation is natural, late adolescents are in many ways still children.
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And it is still predominantly diagnosed in children and adolescents.
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An estimated 150,000 U.S. adolescents identify as transgender, she said.
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And for adolescents ages 12 to 19, it was 20.5%.
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"Pornography is addictive and harmful, especially for adolescents," Weiler said.
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Adolescents are fighting biology to get to school on time.
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Adolescents and parents can strengthen their connection through reading, too.
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Are we a town of shameless exhibitionists, or permanent adolescents?
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They talk about white infants, female infants, and female adolescents.
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However, the study's findings also have dubious consequences for adolescents.
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For most of the adolescents, the surgery was a success.
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The data on adolescents who get bariatric surgery looks similar.
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In adolescents there is a risk of impaired brain development.
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Among adolescents younger than 18, only 4.7 percent received medications.
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"Nutrition for adolescents is the cornerstone of treatment," Cefalu said.
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And compelling adolescents to get treatment carries an added risk.
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As the parent of adolescents, I want more than bromides.
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The numbers were especially high for adolescents and young adults.
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Should adolescents be held to the same standards as adults?
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Children and adolescents manage these issues with oversight and assistance.
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No one thinks that children or adolescents should use marijuana.
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And this was before Germ Free Adolescents had even dropped.
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Adolescents may find themselves prematurely taking on adult responsibilities to keep the family going, Dr. Muriel said, but they still need adults in their lives, and they still need some room to be adolescents.
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Her central insight, which she said came to her while reading a psychology paper in 1994, was that adolescents are not trying to be like adults, they are trying to be like other adolescents.
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Rates among Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander children and adolescents were more than 3 times as high as any other racial or ethnic group and 114 times higher than non-Hispanic white children and adolescents.
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But many people resent the huge stress it imposes on adolescents.
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As adolescents, all had about the same rates of bad conduct.
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In southern Africa, the epidemic remains the biggest killer of adolescents.
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"They are adolescents who have made a serious mistake," he wrote.
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Alabama that mandatory life sentences without parole were unconstitutional for adolescents.
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But for adolescents, 12 to 193, the upward trajectory has continued.
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CNN: Why do you care so much about HIV among adolescents?
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"These factors for adolescents are around their whole environment," she said.
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The state-run Tass news agency said 136 adolescents were detained.
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Among adolescents, one in 50 to 100 suicide attempts is successful.
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"It's normative for adolescents to be super messy," he told me.
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But the report highlighted some elevated risk factors for male adolescents.
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In the survey, three-quarters of adolescents had heard of MeToo.
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Psychologists have now turned their attention to self-compassion in adolescents.
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But wider access to pornography doesn't mean adolescents are more promiscuous.
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This is one area that has actually been worsening for adolescents.
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But when it comes to adolescents, the evidence is almost nonexistent.
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Officials say these illnesses have impacted many adolescents and young adults.
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Watching the groups of adolescents on their own, without their parents.
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But charging adolescents as adults makes the state crueler, not safer.
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In addition, more than 20 adolescents train there in traditional dance.
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The risks were highest in adolescents and decreased as women aged.
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Adolescence Many parents feel that their adolescents hardly need them anymore.
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Then there are the repercussions of depriving adolescents of social transitioning.
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An estimated 19973 to 35 percent of adolescents experience chronic pain.
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"That certain magazine also refers to adolescents as 'teen-agers,' " i.e.
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In some adolescents, it can also lead to long-term dependence.
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In seven large, nationally representative surveys of eight million American adolescents from 1976 to 2016, fewer adolescents in recent years are having sex, dating, drinking alcohol, driving, working for pay and going out without their parents.
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But it is a difficult — and sometimes controversial — diagnosis in adolescents, because the polycystic ovarian changes that give the syndrome its name, usually identified on ultrasound, can overlap with what ovaries normally look like in adolescents.
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A study of more than 5,000 adolescents and young adults from 11 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas confirmed that adolescents worldwide have similarly risk-prone brains, but vary substantially in actual risk-taking.
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The study, which researchers say is the first meta-analysis to look into racism's effects on adolescents (as opposed to adults), examined 214 peer-reviewed articles examining over 91,000 adolescents between the ages of 10 and 7843.
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Here's how Dany's dragons, once petrified eggs and now ferocious adolescents, fared.
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Adolescents are increasingly turning to the internet to fill in the gaps.
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Painting adolescents as obsessive robots is not a path to meaningful change.
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He commands the respect and authority that a teacher would over adolescents.
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Results also were consistent for children, adolescents and adults younger than 25.
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Low adherence to medications is a common problem with adolescents, said Hosek.
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For adolescents, social connections have a similar effect on weight as exercise.
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Reaching and empowering these adolescents and teens is critical, but not easy.
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That's because for many adolescents, adult supervision has turned into adult surveillance.
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Even more worrisome, the rates continue to rise among women and adolescents.
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"Already, adolescents report difficulty moderating their own social media use," they write.
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Of course, I'd rather no adolescents use either conventional or e-cigarettes.
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It assessed the results of 239 studies involving 1003,2100 children and adolescents.
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Over all, however, many came across as adolescents playing at being terrorists.
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Why do adolescents take so many risks if they feel so unsafe?
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Like many adolescents, Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel appeared concerned over his physical appearance.
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Conflict is now considered the leading cause of death for Syrian adolescents.
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Adolescents who got enough sleep had a lower risk of metabolic problems.
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Adolescence Adolescents sometimes raise important topics by putting adults on the spot.
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See how your guess compares with a survey about adolescents and porn.
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Studies have shown similar effects specifically for Asian-American and Latino adolescents.
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It's raw indoctrination, but adolescents don't have the capacity to question dogma.
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Raw sexuality lurks below the surface of adolescents engaged in springtime frolics.
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It is possible to follow adolescents secretly, but probably a bad idea.
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The goal is to become a licensed counselor for at-risk adolescents.
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Doctors Adolescents and young adults are a special population of cancer patients.
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Parents of adolescents are often confronted by a puzzling sequence of events.
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I'm not a nagging shrew and they're no longer sulky, sullen adolescents.
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Confusion and misinformation are rampant in the debate over treating transgender adolescents.
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A busload of quarrelsome, immature adolescents doesn't daunt her in the least.
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There are also men, and adolescents, all being held in one prison.
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Adolescents do about as well as adults on cognition tests, for instance.
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Mental health issues are on the rise among adolescents in high school.
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But sadly, fewer than 20% of adolescents with eating disorders receive treatment.
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Many of those affected have been previously healthy adolescents and young adults.
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Broken's vaping episode focuses on JUUL products and their use among adolescents.
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Seventy-four percent of adolescents in Africa who get HIV are girls.
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In 2015, an estimated 21,000 adolescents had used heroin in the past year, and an estimated 5,000 were current heroin users... The prescribing rates for prescription opioids among adolescents and young adults nearly doubled from 1994 to 2007.
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Looking at the numbers Of the 8,986 children and adolescents who died from opioid poisonings over the 5003-year period, 6,567 (about 73%) were male and 7,921 (about 88%) were adolescents ranging in age from 15 to 19.
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And Mr. de Blasio said he would spend $170 million to build a new correctional center for adolescents, which would allow the city to remove the roughly 180 adolescents housed on Rikers Island from the troubled jail complex.
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"It's not easy to be an adolescent, and for adolescents who are just realizing they are sexual minorities, it can be even harder — that's what the data on disparities affecting gay, lesbian, and bisexual adolescents tell us," Raifman says.
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What long-term effects this will have on adolescents' lungs, we don't know.
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About half of new STIs occur in adolescents and young adults, they note.
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And more than 90 percent of adolescents used the internet, the report said.
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Finally, offscreen adolescents can see themselves reflected in characters on their favorite shows.
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That was especially true for LGBQ adolescents, who had a 14 percent decline.
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Yet, the scariest part of your teenage years is often your fellow adolescents.
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Unlike many teen novels, the teen characters actually acted and talked like adolescents.
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E-cigarettes were the most popular tobacco product among the children and adolescents.
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First, are iPhones, Instagram and so on actually to blame for adolescents' problems?
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So then, what would be the ideal work or school schedule for adolescents?
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GSK does not plan to run any clinical trials with adolescents, Yacovino said.
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They don't seem to understand that adolescents can get emergency contraception without IDs.
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Like many adolescents riddled with acne, I turned to the internet for help.
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Being young, I asked one of the adolescents why he was so upset.
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Here in the US, one in three adolescents eats fast food every day.
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But many of these adolescents remained obese even after losing lots of weight.
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Herbert said parents should share information about their adolescents' activities with their doctors.
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Mariana Plata is a licensed psychologist in Panama, specializing in children and adolescents.
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Most important, bariatric surgery seems to work well for adolescents with severe obesity.
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Adolescents and authority figures don't get along under the best, non-zombie circumstances.
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Cut-offs are lower among children and adolescents and vary based on age.
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Cutting and other forms of self-injury are on the rise among adolescents.
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Persuasive evidence has documented that lowering sodium intake reduces blood pressure in adolescents.
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The kids need what all adolescents need: bikes, laptops and a listening heart.
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She was one of those rare proportional adolescents with a thriving social life.
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Nearly half of them are adolescents and children, some as young as nine.
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And only 295 to 7 percent of children and adolescents attend integrated schools.
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In the United States rates of anxiety and depression in adolescents are rising.
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Overall, tuberculosis rates among children and adolescents declined 47.8% during the decade studied.
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Adolescents can't move on without sometimes pulling away, even while living at home.
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How do you lure adolescents away from their screens — especially their ubiquitous cellphones?
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Watching people with their babies, their toddlers, their school age children, their adolescents.
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Nearly 143,000 adolescents under 18 were in detention or correctional facilities in 2015.
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We need to be teaching children and adolescents about healthy relationships in schools.
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Children and adolescents with depression typically have problems at school, work and home.
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The review found no direct evidence of harms in screening adolescents for depression.
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And many adolescents with irregular periods will not go on to develop PCOS.
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Instead of proposing solutions, we might bolster adolescents as they sort things out.
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Some women feel that the burden of knowledge is too big for adolescents.
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But some bariatric surgeons wonder if adolescents and surgeons are waiting too long.
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Do music and books and movies ever matter more than when we're adolescents?
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All involved in school bullying cases are, after all, vulnerable children or adolescents.
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The study did not account for adolescents who were not enrolled in school.
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Similar studies have shown the benefits of exposing children and adolescents to art.
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The alt-right lures disaffected adolescents with subcultural signals that baffle the uninitiated.
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My findings coincide with those of Paula Fomby, a sociologist at the University of Michigan, and her colleagues, who found that repeated changes in family structure are less negatively consequential for black adolescents' risk behaviors than white adolescents' risk behaviors.
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Efforts to replicate these findings in large longitudinal cohort studies of adolescents are warranted.
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Adolescents&apos singer Tony Reflex shared the news on the band&aposs Twitter page.
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This is Dr. Fernandez-Mendoza's mission, that today's adolescents never hit my rock bottom.
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However, STDs among adolescents and young people still remain a major public health problem.
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That would be equivalent to an estimated 134,446 fewer adolescents attempting suicide each year.
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High phthalate levels have also been linked with diabetes risk in women and adolescents.
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The goal is to help adolescents in that developmental stage have an informed conversation.
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There is some evidence supporting the second possibility, at least among adolescents and adults.
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Now, marijuana is increasingly the first "gateway" substance for adolescents, according to new research.
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Trent says there is free confidential testing available to adolescents in all 50 states.
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In Ceará killings of adolescents increased from 22015 in 2000 to 2121,260 in 173.
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Killings of adolescents were geographically concentrated: 44% occurred in 17 of Fortaleza's 119 neighbourhoods.
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LGBTQ teens also tended to experience more severe forms of torment than heterosexual adolescents.
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Click through to see all the reasons we're glad we were iPhone-less adolescents.
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However, one in three adolescents reports not receiving information on sexuality from their doctors.
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Inspired adolescents would no longer smoke cannabis on street corners, or fall into prostitution.
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The move assures more room for adolescents doubling the size of the old facility.
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His advice to adolescents who might be coping with questions of popularity right now?
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Marijuana use is increasingly common among adolescents and young adults in the United States.
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"At least for now, we do not see an increase in use among adolescents."
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Adolescents have always been keenly aware of how they are seen by their peers.
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Future videos should therefore include adolescents as part of the team, the researchers suggest.
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Furthermore, a growing number of pediatricians are trained to treat adolescents and young adults.
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We have to try to make sure that adolescents are aware of the toxicity.
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Chasing those feelings might make adolescents lose hours hunting for "likes" on social media.
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As adolescents, fewer become delinquents, take up smoking and drinking or become teenage parents.
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When they tested understanding and recall, the adolescents did as well as their parents.
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At my practice, I am often charged with engaging fragile adolescents on delicate subjects.
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About a third of the children and adolescents had experienced a problem at school.
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In America today, Hesse is usually regarded by highbrows as a writer for adolescents.
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Often, realistic fiction grapples with the tough and controversial problems that today's adolescents face.
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This is not fair to adolescents, who need knowledge to become effective adult readers.
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These adolescents were three times more likely than straight students to have been raped.
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A major focus of the summit will be expanding family planning services to adolescents.
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China claims it wants to reduce the incidence of nearsightedness in children and adolescents.
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About a third of children and adolescents have elevated cholesterol levels, the authors say.
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However, blood pressure is "ideal" in about 90 percent of U.S. children and adolescents.
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Anti-smoking advocates like the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids argue flavors entice adolescents.
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Some adolescents will decide to pursue further interventions, medical or surgical, sometimes called transitioning.
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Almost a third of adolescents have at least one moderate or severe chronic condition.
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For decades, experts have questioned the increase in A.D.H.D. diagnoses among children and adolescents.
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The Juul-funded study relied on adolescents filling out an online form at home.
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Adolescents tend to tune out anything that comes after "When I was a teenager …".
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Although the new study included adolescents with B.M.I.s of 35, most were much heavier.
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Not all adolescents are rebels, but they're not known for embracing the status quo.
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ReStart, which is nearly a decade old, started a program for adolescents last year.
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In discussing dicey choices with adolescents, there are many ways to get it right.
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Adolescents "vacillate a lot between feeling very powerful and feeling very powerless," he explained.
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It's also risky for adolescents to leave home without rescue medications, such as albuterol.
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The USPSTF says about 8 percent of U.S. adolescents experience major depression each year.
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For many adolescents — and adults — with dysmenorrhea, the cornerstone of successful treatment is hormones.
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We build bridges to our adolescents when we treat them as nuanced and whole.
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For adolescents, the training is as much about destigmatizing drug use as reversing overdoses.
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Remember that most adolescents do not have personal experience with life-or-death experiences.
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However, the greatest rates of increase have been seen among adolescents and young adults.
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Female adolescents and the supernatural have been a winning cultural formula in recent decades.
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Glowing, gigantic images of fresh-faced adolescents appear on the screen that surrounds him.
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There were adolescents, which really concerned us because there were deaths at the scene.
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"Adolescents in less cohesive families need not be doomed to lifetime depression," Chen said.
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But in children and adolescents, a normal blood pressure depends on age and height.
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Perhaps, from their point of view, adolescents aren't capable of understanding human sexual behavior.
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It is addictive and harmful to the human brain, especially when used by adolescents.
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"Increasingly, adolescents are using and misusing both prescription opioids and illicit opioids," Puzantian said.
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Adolescents may not be measuring their alcohol intake by the same standards as researchers.
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In a phone conversation, Dr. Baker told me illustrative stories about two different adolescents.
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And it brought together dewy-eyed adolescents, not dyspeptic acolytes of the Heritage Foundation.
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Hurting myself in a ridiculous fashion to an audience of adolescents snapchatting my demise.
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The study found it protected about 69% of adolescents against whooping cough in the first year after vaccination, but protection dropped to 57% of adolescents in the second year, then 25% and 22014% in the third and fourth years after vaccination, respectively.
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Studies have shown that marijuana use in adolescents can impair brain function for some time after the cannabis has left their bodies, and a concern raised by some experts is that many adolescents use cannabis to self-medicate for anxiety or depression.
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I work mostly with children, adolescents, and their families to diagnosis and treat mental illness.
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There, they had had remarkable success with a five-day intensive FBT program for adolescents.
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The new recommendations include calling for doctors to screen adolescents and preteens for marijuana use.
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The measures are part of a government effort to reduce nearsightedness in children and adolescents.
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For those adolescents who weren't sure or were questioning their gender identity, it was 21%.
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Suicide by firearm makes up more than one third of those gunshot deaths among adolescents.
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Overall, around 2000 percent of adolescents, the CDC reports, consider suicide in a given year.
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When bullied adolescents and teens turn to drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes, they're often self-medicating.
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It's also hard to feel sympathy for drug addicts or to understand obsessively suicidal adolescents.
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For adolescents who have reached the earliest stages of puberty, the odds are very low.
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A new study suggests that radiation from smartphones is negatively impacting the memories of adolescents.
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But these days, stimulants are among the most prescribed medications for American adolescents and children.
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Researchers found a strong relationship between maladaptive perfectionism and depression among both adolescents and adults.
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But adolescents are not only at risk for pregnancy but also at risk for STIs.
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Also, the videos were all in English, and all but one featured only Caucasian adolescents.
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" —Steve Soto, The Adolescents "It's been called punk rock summer camp, and it totally is!
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For the study, researchers followed 5,661 adolescents who visited Ontario emergency rooms for self-harm.
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The best estimates are that the population is small, probably under 20153 percent of adolescents.
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Experts pointed out that many parents — themselves included — once conformed to trends as adolescents, too.
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By contrast, nearly two-thirds of early adolescents who took their lives struggled with depression.
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Myth: Teens think they're invincible Studies show that adolescents feel as vulnerable as adults do.
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Importantly, evidence shows that elevated blood pressure in adolescents predicts atherosclerosis in the coronary arteries.
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The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends LARCs strongly, even for never-pregnant adolescents.
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"The fact that we are now seeing these conditions in adolescents is troubling," Gangwisch said.
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It's ideal for children and adolescents to get Vitamin D from natural sources, experts say.
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"Adherence to medication treatment is an especially important issue for adolescents with ADHD," Chan said.
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Neither recreational nor medical marijuana laws appeared to impact whether adolescents became heavy pot users.
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Adolescents are most susceptible to alcohol's memory disruption but less sensitive to the intoxicating effects.
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A colorful montage of various adolescents from different social strata establishes the beach town's hierarchies.
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Trending Children of all ages can be picky, but adolescents especially are one tough crowd.
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It's very hard not to slip into double standards where adolescents and sex are concerned.
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Researchers believe an estimated 14 to 26 percent of adolescents engage in the practice worldwide.
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The number of adolescents who died in that time was very low—just 0.5 percent.
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Gastric bypass surgery works as well in adolescents as it does in adults, researchers report.
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Many of these adolescents already have complications of obesity, like diabetes or high blood pressure.
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Many collages feature drunken adolescents joking around (frequently unclothed) or pranking their passed-out buddies.
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And, to be sure, there are adolescents (and adults) who get stuck in worrisome ruts.
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Some adolescents had only very mild changes in sensitivity, while sensitivity altered dramatically in others.
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Adams said legalization of the drug in many states has normalized its use among adolescents.
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"Adolescents choose very little of what they're asked to exert attention toward," Dr. Damour said.
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Adolescents may have their attitudes toward sex and relationships shaped by the unrealities of pornography.
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Another held 67 adolescents and a boy who said he was 9 and from Russia.
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Adolescents tried in adult court are without important protections offered to children in family court.
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Another found that those incarcerated as adolescents had poorer physical and mental health as adults.
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For many adolescents, the danger is a lure; they smoke to rebel against preachy adults.
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More than 1 million adolescents ages 10 to 19 die every year, according to WHO.
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Laparoscopy has risks, and doctors may be especially reluctant to take those risks in adolescents.
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For starters, the American Academy of Pediatrics advises against the involuntary drug testing of adolescents.
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That could have a dramatic impact on the HIV epidemic among adolescents in our country.
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"The older adolescents, especially the girls, would sometimes sit there and quietly cry," she said.
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Since then 47,000 adolescents between the ages of 13 and 24 have enrolled in it.
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One, involving 2190 adolescents, was led by investigators at Children's Hospital Medical Center in Cincinnati.
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The other, led by researchers at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, involved 20033 adolescents.
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Support for at-risk adolescents can reduce their likelihood of becoming gang members in adulthood.
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Ecuador on Sunday said children and adolescents traveling with their parents could cross without passports.
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That's how our parents met, but then we met as adolescents because they were friends.
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"In girls from West Europe -- Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland -- the rate of smoking initiation in young adolescents reached the rate observed in late adolescents, age 16 to 20, around year 2005, although for the latter group the rate was declining," he said.
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Anxiety disorders, the most common mental health problems in children and adolescents, often go untreated while children suffer, even though there are effective treatments available, according to a new report on anxiety in children and adolescents from the Child Mind Institute in New York.
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To truly reach adolescents, we do not need one single thick blanket approach pulled over everyone.
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This means that there are a larger number of depressed adolescents who are not receiving treatment.
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Mandating parental involvement can place vulnerable adolescents at risk of retaliation by unsupportive parents or guardians.
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The Roper case was decided at a time when researchers had recently begun imaging adolescents' brains.
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Adolescents who don't sleep enough are at increased risk of car accidents, obesity, diabetes and hypertension.
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If mindfulness is truly useful in reducing stress in children and adolescents, we should know that.
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Around 110 million children and adolescents were obese in 2013, two times more than in 1980.
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That's 700,000 adolescents, enough to fill 800 high schools, facing the perils of street life alone.
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Also like sassy adolescents, Virgos are obsessed with sex, perfection, and analyzing every situation they encounter.
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Such policy actions may facilitate adolescents' access to guns and increase levels of violence at school.
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Use of meditation among adolescents increased to 5.4 percent in 2017 from 0.6 percent in 2012.
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The guidelines reiterate how important it is for primary care doctors to screen adolescents, he said.
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Adolescents may also face special risks from secondhand smoke as compared with younger children, Wilson said.
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Approximately 1 in 5 adults and adolescents experience a diagnosable mental illness in a given year.
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Further, religious adolescents' preoccupation with unwanted sexual thoughts statistically explained their lower levels of well-being.
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Just 9.6 percent of adolescents reported using alcohol in 2015, down from 17.6 percent in 2002.
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It's been many moons since restless adolescents regularly threatened to run away and join the circus.
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Daltrey stressed the importance of treatment catered to adolescents, who are really neither children nor adults.
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This is as true of adolescents, whose brains are still developing, as it is for infants.
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There is other research that have found relationships [between] complex siblings [and] delinquent behavior in adolescents.
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Adolescents can prepare or clean up the spread, or field questions about their summer employment plans.
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The overall goal should be to get children and adolescents to quit all types of smoking.
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Suicide is the second leading cause of death in adolescents, di Giacomo and her colleagues noted.
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Insertion of IUDs for adolescents ages 13 to 17 is successful 95 percent of the time.
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Some health experts are particularly worried about the impact of nicotine from e-cigarettes on adolescents.
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"Typically, as adolescents see less risk of marijuana use, the prevalence (of use) increases," he said.
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Personal Health Diabetes is not the only "adult" disease on the rise in children and adolescents.
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The highest risk was seen when the cancer had been diagnosed in adolescents or young adults.
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Among children and adolescents, unintentional firearm injuries that led to death were 26% of the total.
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Among adolescents ages12 to 17, e-cigarette users were 4.3 times more likely to use marijuana.
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Approximately 70,000 adolescents and young adults are diagnosed with cancer each year in the United States.
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Lipman, 32, is a psychotherapist in New York, specializing in working with adolescents and young adults.
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Adolescents are simultaneously at the peak of their brain plasticity and their vulnerability to mental illness.
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Non-Hispanic white children and adolescents made up the majority, nearly 270%, of those who died.
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In one study, nearly 85 percent of adolescents reported seeing overweight classmates teased in gym class.
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Some 20 million adolescents in the US suffered at least one major depressive episode in 212.
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Counseling adolescents about the implications on how tattoos or piercings may be viewed in the workplace.
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This program emphasizes one thing above all else: teaching adolescents to avoid sexual activity until marriage.
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The stigma against these communities makes it difficult for adolescents and young adults to find jobs.
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And, 8.6 percent of LGBQ adolescents had used methamphetamines compared with 2.1 percent of other teens.
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"We were quite surprised for the marked increase in smoking initiation in young adolescents," Marcon said.
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Other states that followed suit saw a 7 percent reduction in suicide attempts among L.G.B.T. adolescents.
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Experts offer advice on how parents can help adolescents get the facts straight and be prepared.
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The researchers carefully coded all the things that parents and adolescents had said to one another.
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The focus on a forgotten generation of adolescents harkens back to François Truffaut's "The 400 Blows".
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The conflicts among adolescents, like those between parents and children, have never not been a story.
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For instance, the 2010 National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior surveyed 5,865 adolescents and adults.
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In truth, today's adolescents are less likely to have had sex than those of previous generations.
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"Most schools and classrooms are set up in ways that trigger adolescents to resist," he said.
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But why don't we also tell adolescents to stop asking for nude photos from one another?
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But when adolescents hold their cards close to their chests, they often have a good reason.
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Clinics in that program serve four million people a year, primarily low-income women and adolescents.
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The U.S. Surgeon General argues why marijuana should not be used by adolescents and pregnant women.
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And the brand stakes its existence on keeping these attention-challenged adolescents coming back for more.
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And parents should be prepared for adolescents to react very negatively, regardless of what is found.
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The Checkup Why are some adolescents more vulnerable than others to excessive and risky alcohol use?
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Preteens showed higher levels of depression and anxiety, and adolescents had more attention problems and anger.
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Isaac, the 9-year-old, weighs 138 pounds and can wear only clothing intended for adolescents.
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Ultimately, Adhia said, the hope would be to intervene with adolescents before anyone needs a CPO.
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Officials began to transfer other children and adolescents who lived in the home to other facilities.
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Adolescents, just like adults, may find the best relief from simply articulating their worries and concerns.
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Juul has long said that its nicotine vaping devices are meant for adult smokers, not adolescents.
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Adolescence Parents play a key role in shaping sexual decision-making among adolescents — especially for girls.
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Overall, most adolescents felt their parents were present in their lives regardless of their work hours.
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"It is critical that we maximize HPV vaccination rates in adolescents and young adults," Sturgis added.
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It said the measures are part of an effort to reduce nearsightedness in children and adolescents.
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Overweight teens tended to have higher total and LDL cholesterol levels than adolescents at healthy weights.
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About 15,780 American babies, children and adolescents receive a cancer diagnosis each year; approximately 1,960 die.
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By law, parental consent is needed for adolescents who want to use birth control, she says.
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The same trends showed up in dental care, which is particularly important for kids and adolescents.
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They found that the risk of suicide among adolescents admitted for self-harm (2.9 deaths per 1,000 girls and 82553 per 1,000 boys) was very similar to those of adolescents admitted for drug, alcohol, or violence-related injuries (2.5 per 1,000 girls and 7.2 per 1,000 boys).
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In fact, using over 30 years of national data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, I tracked children's household living arrangements from birth to adulthood, and I demonstrate that family structure has a weaker relationship to the educational success of black adolescents than of white adolescents.
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In its email to public works, Google claimed, citing no evidence, that "local adolescents" were to blame.
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What will become of adolescents who rely on Title X clinics to obtain contraception safely and confidentially?
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Dr. O'Brien's research focuses on suicidal adolescents, but she did not take part in the new study.
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So we can see changes in stress hormones in adolescents who consistently report high levels of stress.
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During the study period, 24,2100 adolescents and young adults in the United States died of drug poisoning.
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One study found that for each extra hour of sleep adolescents get, suicide risk goes down 11%.
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And 14 million children and adolescents are obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"Highly self-disciplined adolescents outperformed their more impulsive peers on every academic-performance variable," the researchers concluded.
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However, deaths among children and adolescents fell from 13.77 million in 1990 to 103 million in 2017.
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About 17% of children and adolescents are obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Higher rates of depression were found among the early adolescents compared with children who died by suicide.
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Suicide remains the second most common cause of death for adolescents and young adults in both genders.
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The more flavors adolescents liked, the more they vaped — a trend that didn't apply to the adults.
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Curiously, and especially among adolescents, suicidal acts can have a contagion effect and spread within a group.
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Not surprisingly, the study found that secondhand smoke exposure was greater in adolescents who use tobacco themselves.
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The report, published Tuesday, says two-thirds of deaths among adolescents occur in Southeast Asia and Africa.
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That's a similar percentage to the overall amount of adolescents with ADHD who take medication, Hinshaw said.
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" "Some of the opiate or heroin overdoses in adolescents may be interpreted by emergency departments as suicides.
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Parents should be encouraged to make such information available to adolescents, Merikangas told Reuters Health by email.
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Despite these numbers, only a reported 10 percent of adolescents ever receive treatment for their substance abuse.
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The problem is that nicotine is generally considered less safe for children and adolescents than for adults.
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The Checkup The American Academy of Pediatrics has a new policy statement on bariatric surgery for adolescents.
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Deaths by suicide are rising among adolescents and youth… among middle aged Americans… and among older adults.
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The couple met as adolescents in 1990s at Sunday school at St. John's Episcopal Church in Montclair.
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More than it may seem on the surface, our adolescents often want to connect with us, too.
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Older adolescents were also found to be painfully sensitive to being socially excluded in a virtual environment.
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Adolescents 15 to 19 were the most likely to die, but their rate fell by 22 percent.
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Far fewer adolescents smoke every day: about 2.33 percent in 22.3, down from 21.1 percent in 210.
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As a gynecologist who cares for adolescents and adults, I provide comprehensive contraceptive services for my patients.
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Much more dangerous than the irrationality of this double-standard is the impact it has on adolescents.
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"For adolescents, I think we need to take the findings with a grain of salt," Cerdá said.
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We can overcome this by collaborating with individuals who have expertise in engaging with children and adolescents.
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But not all adolescents, or adults, know that it typically acts as a useful and protective emotion.
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Most Twitter users know that the medium has an unfortunate tendency to transform adults into anxious adolescents.
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Late afternoon was not, in her experience, a great time to drill vocabulary lessons with early adolescents.
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Adolescents self-reported ease of marijuana access has declined in recent years, according to peer-reviewed data.
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Currently, the most effective methods — so-called long-acting reversible contraceptives — are least often used by adolescents.
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The humanitarian organization Mercy Corps now runs a program specifically for adolescents affected by the Syrian crisis.
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In comparison, the rate among adolescents in 2000 was 8 per 100,000, which remained unchanged until 2007.
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That they're these diapered adolescents who have to live with their parents and are lazy, self-absorbed.
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There are also specific screening tools that have been validated for pregnant women, adolescents and older people.
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He has acknowledged that adolescents and young adults make up a large part of his online audience.
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I am researching the potential impacts of social media and smartphone use on adolescents' attention and sleep.
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We don't take our adolescents' viruses personally and we probably shouldn't take their grumpy moods personally, either.
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One research study showed that adolescents who did household chores felt a stronger sense of purpose. Why?
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Most adolescents keep up their friendships and activities even when enjoying healthy, albeit wall-to-wall, romances.
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Adolescents also reported getting drunk more often when their romantic partners had more positive attitudes toward alcohol.
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Dr. Dabbs, 79, retired from his private psychiatric practice for adults, children and adolescents in New York.
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Just one in 22018 adolescents under age 18 received one of the guideline-recommended medications, researchers found.
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They researchers also found evidence supporting the effectiveness of two particular screening tools when used for adolescents.
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But previous studies have shown that it can lead to increases in anxiety symptoms for black adolescents.
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It is imperative to give LGBT adolescents a voice in decisions about their involvement in HIV research.
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There has also been a troubling rise in the number of adolescents developing both prediabetes and diabetes.
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McCarthy has real insight into the way adolescents withdraw emotionally, wrapping themselves in protective cocoons of silence.
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The CDC cautions that nicotine exposure can harm adolescents' brain development, which can continue into their 20s.
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The current study suggests that gun homicides among adolescents also surged 223% after the law took effect.
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Sheff emphasizes that adolescents are a particularly vulnerable group, as drug use can stunt their emotional growth.
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The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, which appeared to have targeted adolescents and their families.
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However, for already vulnerable adolescents, technology can provide a forum for more trauma, worsening conflict or isolation.
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Many adolescents told us that they had feelings of guilt, remorse, or embarrassment about their suicidal crisis.
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Adolescents do recover from their suicidal thoughts, and most go on to lead happy and productive lives.
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States have demonstrated the benefits of increasing access to obtaining effective contraception, particularly LARC methods, to adolescents.
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Parents of adolescents with schizophrenia will be sure to buy insurance that covers only mental health services.
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The Checkup American adolescents are binge drinking less than they used to, according to a new report.
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They often engage in binge drinking or other substance abuse — and no, not all adolescents binge-drink.
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Prevention strategies that work with other populations (heterosexuals, adults, etc.) do not necessarily work with LGBT adolescents.
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It's hard to say how many "followers" were simply people buying into a goth aesthetic as adolescents.
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Thirty-nine percent of US adults, are now obese, along with 2114 percent of children and adolescents.
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According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), 5 percent of all adolescents—an estimated 1.3 million US adolescents ages 12 to 17—had a substance use disorder in 21, and the highest rate of illicit drug use was among youth ages 18 to 20.
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Adolescents usually hate being told what to do, and will reflexively resist even suggestions with which they agree.
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Even as AIDS-related mortality overall decreased in recent years, AIDS-related deaths among adolescents increased by 50%.
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"Every opportunity should be used to vaccinate susceptible children, adolescents and adults," said the WHO in a statement.
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"Much of the misbehavior is typical of adolescents – for example, a fight between two students," the report reads.
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Still, the science remains inconclusive as to if—and how—caffeine consumption might negatively affect children and adolescents.
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That night, a fire engulfed a girls' dormitory, killing at least 113 adolescents and severely injuring a dozen.
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The Guatemalan government spends the equivalent of 3.2% of GDP directly on children and adolescents, including on education.
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Over five seasons, Mariana and Callie deepened and grew as characters, evolving from troubled adolescents into confident adults.
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Today, it has expanded to more than 200 beds across nine programs that serve both adults and adolescents.
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The law encourages districts to publish research on their websites about the impact of sleep deprivation on adolescents.
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There's also research that shows that the discrimination adolescents experience is linked to biological disregulation in their 20s.
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Researchers found that adolescents of all racial and ethnic groups reported nonsuicidal self-injury in the previous year.
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The new report found that rates of reported cases tended to be highest among adolescents and young adults.
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The report follows a late 23 National Institutes of Health survey, which tracked substance use among American adolescents.
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A separate 2010 study published in the journal Sleep found that adolescents with bedtimes set at 10 p.m.
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Deaths relating to AIDS among adolescents have tripled since 2000, while going down in all other age groups.
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They can be quite young—people who are adolescents, right up to people who are in their eighties.
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"The majority of adolescents who have depression will go on to suffer from it as adults," Lüttke confirms.
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In the last 30 years, the obesity rate has more than doubled for children and quadrupled for adolescents.
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Among the adolescents that reported never using tobacco, 183% had been around secondhand smoke in the past week.
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Teen deaths More than 3,000 adolescents die every day around the world from causes that are largely preventable.
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Overall, the researchers had data on nearly 27.2,21000 adolescents with accidental injuries and 22,217 with adversity-related injuries.
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Adolescents are not only indulged in their freewheeling impulses; whole parks are specifically set aside for their explorations.
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It's not known why LGBTQ adolescents have higher rates of attempted suicide but stigma could be one reason.
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Developmental research suggests that, with time, most adolescents will grow out of these habits naturally as they mature.
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When the vaccine was introduced 10 years ago, the CDC immediately recommended it be administered to all adolescents.
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The critical development of cognitive function that occurs in children and adolescents can be disrupted by nicotine exposure.
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At this point, almost all parents of adolescents know a child, often their own, who has tried vaping.
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For the study, researcher examined nationally representative survey data collected from 14,703 adolescents in high school in 2015.
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But some estimates suggest that the number of transgender adolescents amount to under 1 percent of that population.
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Many of those people display textbook "antisocial behavior"—technically, a serious disregard for other people's rights—as adolescents.
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Adolescents — defined as children between 10 and 19 years old — were most likely to die from road injuries.
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The landmark research looked at the data of over 100,000 adolescents between the ages of 12 and 17.
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One study showed that one-third of adolescents had annual visits that didn't include any discussion about sexuality.
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Many health experts agree that excessive smartphone usage does have an impact on adolescents and their mental health.
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"The kinds of solutions that these children, adolescents and young adults need are not adult solutions," she said.
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N.I.H. is also assessing ways to reduce suicides and accidental deaths among children and adolescents and war veterans.
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They synthesized studies on more than 7,000 adolescents from six countries, ranging in age from 10 to 19.
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So I'm looking for inspiration and new techniques that can be used with adolescents and children back home.
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The report did offer some encouraging trends, suggesting that the overall picture for adolescents is a nuanced one.
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The Trump administration issued a warning Thursday about the dangerous effects of marijuana on adolescents and pregnant women.
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The consumption of 100 percent fruit juice also declined, most sharply among adolescents and those over age 40.
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They range from their 20s to their 60s, yet I never doubted that they were bona fide adolescents.
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Stop insulting children and adolescents by comparing him to them, and hold him accountable for his own offenses.
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One is 1 to 4 years old, and the second is adolescents, especially boys, from 15 to 19.
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Fewer than 1 in 10,000 vaccinated people, mostly adolescents, will faint, perhaps related to fear of the injection.
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There's been an increase in contraceptives among all women and specifically adolescents, particularly intrauterine devices and hormonal implants.
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The two staffers, who left the facility a few months ago, worried that the adolescents were over-medicated.
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But for now, the adolescents she is most focused on are the two in her apartment, she said.
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We often use medications that prevent some of the physical changes of puberty that cause these adolescents distress.
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The Checkup One common cause is polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, which is difficult to diagnose in adolescents.
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Another recent Times article, "Why Teenagers Become 'Allergic' to Their Parents," offers advice to the parents of adolescents.
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As a psychologist who has long specialized in caring for adolescents, reading the list filled me with anxiety.
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We'd also like to see adolescents making more responsible decisions about their sexual health and their sexual behavior.
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For its part, Juul says that it never advertised to adolescents and is committed to combating underage use.
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The law encourages districts to publish research on their websites about the impact of sleep deprivation on adolescents.
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To their surprise, most of the individuals were under four feet tall, indicating they were children and adolescents.
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Firearm homicides of black adolescents rose from 0.97 for every 100,000 teens before the law to 1.55 afterwards.
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Potted Plant Parents Adolescents often aren't in the mood to chat, but they still want a parent nearby.
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Some prisoners had arrived disturbed — traumatized adolescents hauled in from the battlefield, unstable adults who disrupted the cellblocks.
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More than 70 million people worldwide, or 1 out of 100 adolescents, live with some form of dysautonomia.
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That there's value in simply being around should come as a source of comfort for parents raising adolescents.
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They determined that this weaker association was also explained by black adolescents' more frequent exposure to socioeconomic stress.
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Rightly or wrongly, they're painted as angry adolescents, likely to get verbally violent over a bad review score.
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The difference, she said, is that the younger children are less likely than adolescents to have reciprocal romances.
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Correction: We corrected the range of calories adolescents get from junk food in a quote from Barry Popkin.
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In 2013 alone, there were 73 reported suicides, most of which were at the hands of indigenous adolescents.
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"Adjusting for numerous other substance use policies, medical marijuana laws were associated with small declines in current marijuana use among adolescents, with larger declines in some subgroups, such as males and African American and Hispanic adolescents," lead study author Rebekah Levine Coley, a psychology researcher at Boston College, said by email.
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They used data collected from a nationally representative sample of 9,704 adolescents participating in the National Crime Victimization Survey.
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We see two slim adolescents, their heads wrapped in scarves, make obscene gestures to Israeli soldiers just off camera.
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Investment in vulnerable children is needed to entice these adolescents from the path of premature parenthood into brighter futures.
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In 213, 41% of the adolescents referred to Britain's Gender Identity Development Service were female; in 2017, 69% were.
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And then we have the subadults [adolescents] who grow a lot and gain a lot of weight and fat.
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But while ADHD has been clearly linked with children and adolescents, the condition in adults has often been overlooked.
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Their thinking was that movies following adolescents often make their soundtracks "cutesy" because that's how they see their characters.
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In response to this oversight, there's recently been a widespread push to make art museums more engaging for adolescents.
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Five vaccinations are given during childhood, and a booster vaccine, called the Tdap, is given to adolescents and adults.
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"To our knowledge, no other intervention for suicidal adolescents has been associated with reduced mortality," the study authors wrote.
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He lambasted the government for distributing pamphlets on sexual health to adolescents and promised to phase out speed cameras.
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In 2017, the most common killers of children and adolescents were diarrhea, acute malnutrition and lower respiratory tract infections.
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In 2014, an estimated 2 million adolescents between the age of 10 and 19 were living with HIV worldwide.
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Basketball eventually took hold both with professional athletes in world-class arenas and with adolescents on inner-city blacktops.
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By the time adolescents tell adults about other teenagers' problems, they have usually been worried for quite a while.
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They'll be "adolescents" that are capable of doing quite a bit on their own but are still in training.
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Police said that two adolescents wearing face masks entered the building and started shooting at about 9:30 a.m.
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Adolescents who used tobacco are more likely to have family and peers that engage in this behavior, King said.
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The picture is very different when leaving global numbers behind to focus on regional causes of death among adolescents.
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"We really need to limit the amount of head contact that young children and adolescents are experiencing," said McKee.
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For example, LGB adolescents and adults are at increased risk for several mental health issues, including depression and suicide.
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Next stop: enforcing that the needs of adolescents, especially girls are reflected under the recently passed National Health Act.
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Except for adolescents, these gender differences seemed pretty stable across the lifespan, from college students to adults to seniors.
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Ten had been posted by pediatric hospitals, two by foundations, one by a researcher and five by adolescents themselves.
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Videos produced by adolescents were viewed more often and received more comments and likes than those produced by professionals.
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Efforts to improve adolescents' sleep are likely strengthened if all family members participate, Spilsbury told Reuters Health by email.
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Healthy venting sessions usually let adolescents return to school (and adults return to work) less burdened the following day.
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Recently, there's been a decline in the number of adolescents who eat dinner with their parents during the week.
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Like most adolescents, we're eager to define our identities, and determine our place on campus and in the world.
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Could adolescents who learn about the profit motives of the beauty industry begin to see Photoshopped images as propaganda?
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Adolescents had more buying power and greater autonomy, yet their wants and needs remained a mystery to the media.
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I mean, they should show that clip at Sunday school to detract horny adolescents from thinking sex is cool.
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Moreover, among adolescents, both victims and perpetrators of bullying have higher rates of depression, suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts.
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Studies on the long-term cognitive effects of marijuana use among adolescents and young adults have shown inconsistent results.
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Around 2877 percent of adolescents, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports, consider suicide in a given year.
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Two alternatives – atomoxetine (Strattera) and extended-release guanfacine (Tenex, Intuniv) – have one analysis apiece pointing to effectiveness in adolescents.
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In recent years, stories about cyberbullying have been everywhere as peer aggression amongst adolescents has spread onto the internet.
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"E-cigarettes are the most commonly used tobacco product now among American adolescents, more so than cigarettes," Sargent said.
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"Good Grief" is shaped by the existential self-consciousness that grips adolescents dealing with the cold fact of mortality.
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Adolescents of both sexes reported injuring themselves at rates above 20 percent in Idaho, Kentucky, Nevada and New Mexico.
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Adolescence Adults can help by making sure adolescents don't overestimate the dangers or underestimate their ability to protect themselves.
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When the Teenager or Young Adult Has Cancer Adolescents and young adults are a special population of cancer patients.
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Research consistently shows that adolescents take their parents' guidance to heart even if they don't always indicate as much.
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Children's Books All adolescents face two monsters: insecurity about where they are now, and the stress of impending adulthood.
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"This is planting a very early seed for adolescents" given that the drug is still in trials, she said.
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Not for nothing does her enormous fan base include Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, Tea Partiers, President Trump and innumerable adolescents.
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The suicide rate among adolescents is currently at its highest level in 20 years based on available C.D.C. data.
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While adolescents are canny enough to hide their Juuls from you, they don't really believe that vaping is harmful.
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Additionally, adolescents and young adults are more susceptible to the effects of nicotine because their brains are still developing.
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Excessive drinking among adolescents — what we're talking about screening for here — accounts for more than 4,300 deaths each year.
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He is cunning, though not always smart, and like many adolescents he vacillates between wild overconfidence and childlike naïveté.
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Rather than a deviant's expression of pathology, assault among adolescents is more likely to be a crime of opportunity.
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But adolescents care what their parents think and take fewer risks when we keep the lines of communication open.
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Up to 5 percent of suicides among adolescents occur close to others, a higher rate than found in adults.
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"Adolescents consistently think that they should have more autonomy than their parents think they should have," Dr. Smetana said.
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I watched as police sucker punched gangly adolescents and hit them with batons before tossing them into paddy wagons.
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Of the 19,000 American children and adolescents younger than 19 who develop cancer every year, 85 percent are cured.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that adolescents should not drink energy drinks because of their high caffeine content.
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Puberty alters circadian rhythms, meaning adolescents are more alert in the afternoon and require more sleep in the morning.
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Suzanne Scanlon New York City I work in a residential treatment program as a psychiatrist for children and adolescents.
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The final USPSTF report also states there are several ways to treat depression in adolescents, including medications and psychotherapy.
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They have been used to predict the emergence of schizophrenia or future illicit drug use by at-risk adolescents.
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Just shy of 2 hours, which is the recommendation maximum time adolescents should spend on non-education related screens.
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Adolescents present adults with moments that give us the option of pushing them away or reaching out to them.
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" After a long pause, she added, "Of course all adolescents are out of balance, and very aware of it.
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The Global Early Adolescent Study analyzed how gender is learned, enforced and reinforced among early adolescents in 15 countries.
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And, less than 16% of white teens had prediabetes, compared with more than 22% of black and Hispanic adolescents.
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As many as 14 Neanderthal individuals were identified from the impressions, the vast majority of them adolescents and children.
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Further complicating the matter: Adolescents appear to be at increased risk for preterm birth, preeclampsia and low birth weight.
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Getting a Handle on Self-Harm Cutting and other forms of self-injury are on the rise among adolescents.
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Remaining single is simply one choice that adolescents can make -- and it doesn't make them abnormal or socially stunted.
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Adolescents also obtain firearms from their own homes, purchased legally by adults who may not always secure the weapons.
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They show up even though many are pressured to marry as adolescents, sidetracking their own goals for a man's.
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And of course, there have been numerous efforts made to educate adolescents about the risks of heavy alcohol use.
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It found the rate of obesity for children and adolescents had risen tenfold globally in the past 40 years.
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Some research shows that adolescents are open to at least certain aspects of medical care delivered by phone, and a variety of efforts are underway to incorporate texting into health and mental health services for adolescents, to extend the reach of counseling services, and even to provide help to teenagers in crisis.
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While the number of adolescents who are overweight or obese has leveled off in recent years, the number who are severely obese — heavy enough to qualify for bariatric surgery — has nearly doubled from 1999 to 153, according to national data, going from 5.2 to 10.2 percent of all adolescents aged 12 to 215.
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It encourages "evidence-based" education initiatives aimed to reduce teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and risky sexual behavior among adolescents.
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Now he's a clinical psychologist who specializes in treating adolescents and college-age students -- exactly what he wanted to do.
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The research involved 382 adolescents who were asked to complete assessments about their thoughts, stressful life events and depressive symptoms.
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He became a consultant to the first residential drug treatment center for adolescents in Iceland, in a town called Tindar.
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Research has shown that nicotine impacts the developing brain of adolescents differently than adults, triggering depression, anxiety or trouble focusing.
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Families forage through garbage, parents skip meals to let their children eat, and adolescents clamber up trees to pluck mangoes.
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These adolescents sometimes even consider themselves "transgendered" in an effort to improve peer relationships and buttress their sense of identity.
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The strategies for helping adolescents sleep in healthy patterns are similar to the resolutions we make for ourselves as adults.
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The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) already recommended screenings for major depressive disorder in adolescents ages 12 to 18.
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However, the new AAP guidelines come at a time when people are increasingly concerned about the mental health of adolescents.
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It was supposed to be a refuge for troubled adolescents and foster kids who had run out of other options.
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Therefore, the team strongly urged that birth control pills become over-the-counter drugs for adolescents as well as adults.
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"Adolescents seemed more vulnerable to this risk than women 20 to 34 years old," the researchers noted in their study.
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But when we look at full-on legalization, the potential danger that marijuana poses particularly to adolescents — I'm not convinced.
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"The key to help adolescents get better sleep is to help them get sufficient sleep during school days," Bei said.
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Advocates say the bill is meant to protect the privacy of students, but opponents say it discriminates against vulnerable adolescents.
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" It cautioned against "lying or sleeping with, giving massages to or kissing children, adolescents or vulnerable people on the mouth.
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As heat between them builds, Elio isn't content to torment himself over his desire, as so many queer adolescents might.
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Evidence shows children and adolescents working in agriculture suffer higher rates of injury and death than adults, the FAO said.
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For adolescents, being popular also seemed to protect against becoming overweight and, specifically, from gaining weight in the mid-section.
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Considering the fermentation of mental health disorders and suicide among adolescents, the fact she was given that advice is worrying.
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"The community itself, they're demanding that adolescents have access to these resources, to this information, regardless of funding," Martin said.
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Countless adolescents, both young and old, have discovered the joys of angst through the writings of Sartre and his ilk.
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And since the genre's rise, its shows have almost always at least touched on a prevalent struggle amongst adolescents: sexuality.
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Funded at $101 million annually, it's the federal government's biggest investment in educating adolescents and teens about their sexual health.
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When Teen Drinking Becomes a Disorder Why are some adolescents more vulnerable than others to excessive and risky alcohol use?
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And research shows that prosecuting adolescents as adults needlessly destroys their lives and turns many of them into career criminals.
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Not just because they're celebrities but because we've been listening to them since we were children, since we were adolescents.
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And, of course, most pediatricians would encourage adolescents to use condoms if they have sex rather than preach abstinence-only.
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Most of the studies involve older adolescents, though some international research looked at 12- or even 10-year-old patients.
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We need to focus attention on how best to restore optimal, healthy levels of exercise to growing children and adolescents.
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A further 213 million children and adolescents were overweight in 2016, finds a new study published Tuesday in the Lancet.
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More connected than ever, adolescents globally are able to explore and connect, resulting in an increasingly liberal generation, he said.
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In 2014, 467,85033 adolescents were current nonmedical users of pain relievers, 168,000 of whom were addicted to prescription pain relievers.
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A study of adolescents found that intake of sweets increased 52% after sleep restriction, and total calorie intake increased 11%.
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Adolescents in Britain who drink energy drinks consume around 50 percent more than their counterparts in Europe, the statement said.
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And when it comes to sex education, we should teach adolescents about mutual desire and the pleasures of loving sex.
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Adolescents have often made compelling music from similar crises of growth, as have recalcitrant indie-rockers and miserable singer-songwriters.
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"With these laws, the health and well-being of adolescents is often overlooked," Coleman-Minahan told Reuters Health by phone.
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Consider indigenous coming-of-age rituals, where adolescents must prove their courage and strength by living alone in the wilderness.
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And many adolescents vape cannabis in school bathrooms; with much less, quick-to-dissipate odor, it is difficult to detect.
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Additionally, it says, formal sexuality education in schools can improve the health and well-being of adolescents and young adults.
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The retooled campaign had stronger results, with one study of over 4,000 adolescents showing that it reduced teenage marijuana use.
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First, a reminder of the basic biology: After puberty, adolescents are no longer the morning larks of their younger years.
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I feel like I've just entered my adolescent music phase, something that most people go through when they are adolescents.
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The Houston O.C.D. Program in Texas operated its first weeklong treatment program for adolescents during spring break for local schools.
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Iweala writes with such ease about adolescents and adolescence that "Speak No Evil" could well be a young adult novel.
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While the study wasn't specific to adolescents or teens, prevention experts believe younger suicidal patients also benefit from safety planning.
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Mostly, though, their job is to keep order on campus and among adolescents whose fuses are not yet fully grown.
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Fifty percent of pregnancies are unwanted in Colombia, and 22 percent of adolescents [2000 to 2340 years old] are pregnant.
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American adolescents watch much more pornography than their parents know — and it's shaping their ideas about pleasure, power and intimacy.
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The new report raises questions about the increasing use of a diagnosis that once was reserved for children and adolescents.
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I believe we are talking about a small subsection of the male gender — alpha males, sex addicts and drunken adolescents.
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In a continuing international study of adolescents, scientists have found that worldwide, they're discouraged from straying from traditional gender roles.
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Physicians who assure confidentiality and earn the trust of their patients can screen for alcohol use in adolescents pretty well.
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Melatonin and other sleep aids were used by 1.6 percent of adolescents and by 1.2 percent of children under 5.
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To do this in my own work with adolescents, I liken the demands of school to a strength-training program.
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The book could have included at least a paragraph about the effects of marijuana on the developing brains of adolescents.
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When they do watch, watch with them, talk about it, and this applies to older children and adolescents as well.
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Adolescents (and adults) routinely do things they know to be unhealthy, such as speeding, skipping sunscreen and eating fast food.
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Finding out what adolescents already know and think about vaping, or any other hazardous behavior, does two things at once.
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American adolescents watch much more pornography than their parents realize — and it's shaping their ideas about pleasure, power and intimacy.
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In 2017, New York and North Carolina were the last two states to stop automatically prosecuting adolescents as adults. Gov.
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Our adolescents may know more than we do about the online world, but we know more about the romantic one.
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Dozens of Acoma girls were parceled out to convents in Mexico City, and adolescents were sentenced to decades of servitude.
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These days, one cannot attend concerts in New York without wondering why there are so few adolescents in the audience.
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Puberty blockers for transgender adolescents are often described as a "pause button," a treatment prescribed and recommended by medical professionals.
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Rather, given its blizzard of sniggering gags about boners and butt slaps, it is aimed at adolescents of all ages.
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And 42 percent of adolescents who don't identify exclusively as male or female have at least one prior suicide attempt.
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The victims range in age from very young children to adolescents, and they come from all ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds.
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According to recent surveys, about 1 in 5 adolescents report having harmed themselves to soothe emotional pain at least once.
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More than half of trans male adolescents have attempted suicide, according to a 2018 study published in the journal Pediatrics.
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So "Anastasia" may well tap into the dewy-eyed demographic that made "Wicked" such an indestructible favorite of female adolescents.
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"Too often our children and adolescents are being exposed to the dangers of nicotine addiction," King said in a statement.
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Almost a third of children and adolescents spend more than four hours a day on screens, with boys outpacing girls.
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More children and adolescents have died of the flu so far this season compared to similar points in previous seasons.
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Speech language pathologists are also seeing a growing number of transgender people in their 20s and 30s, and even adolescents.
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An estimated three to four million adolescents are heavy enough to meet the criteria for bariatric surgery, Dr. Kelly said.
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"The finding provides strong support for the current efforts to reduce cigarette experimentation among adolescents," the new study's authors write.
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For adolescents and adults, an overdose can look like a more severe (and unpleasant) version of usual/desired cannabis intoxication.
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Many parents of adolescents instinctively know this to be true and find ways to be present without advancing an agenda.
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"We should all be concerned that children and adolescents do not get enough servings of fruits and vegetables," Daniels added.
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Were adolescents actually suffering more from depression, or was it possible they were just more willing to talk about it?
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These governments agreed to make sex education and reproductive health care, including safe legal abortion, available to women and adolescents.
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"Parents should regularly talk with their adolescents about social media use and develop a family media use plan," Nagata said.
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In Kentucky and Mississippi, only about half of adolescents between the ages of 13 and 17 received the HPV vaccine.
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For one, adolescents and their families living in many rural areas of the country lack easy access to HPV vaccine.
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The rate increased by 2741 percent for adolescents between 8003 and 2800, a finding that the researchers couldn't really explain.
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But use by adolescents, who appear to be lured by the flavored juices that fuel these vapes, pose a concern.
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Safer says it's important to develop an individualized plan for mental and physical health for gender dysphoric kids and adolescents.
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The cause: Chinese officials recommended new controls on online games after President Xi Jinping expressed concern over adolescents' worsening eyesight.
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This is why the American Academy of Pediatrics has warned against both medical and recreational use of marijuana by adolescents.
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But however open-minded, Synyster said, his family would never understand the things he and his friends did as adolescents.
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"So we're looking at a population of children, adolescents, who everyone agrees: the lighter the touch, the better," he added.
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The Centre for Substance Use Research, based in Glasgow, Scotland, conducted several studies now listed on the site, including one that says adolescents who had never used an e-cigarette had very low interest in using one in any of Juul's eight flavors, and another that concluded most adolescents had never heard of Juul.
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The appeal of flavored products isn't new; previous research reports that flavor preferences drive vaping more for adolescents than for adults.
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And there's evidence that use of the devices can exacerbate asthma in adolescents who use them, and increase coughing or wheezing.
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The adolescents completed an initial assessment and then three follow-up assessments, all of which were spaced about seven months apart.
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Yet when marijuana is used recreationally, "the very heavy marijuana smoking among adolescents and young adults is a problem," Kolodny said.
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Some of those viewers may be adolescents who've just become old enough to watch the series or find its themes compelling.
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Patients like these represent a subgroup of adolescents who are different from (although superficially similar to) those who are truly transgendered.
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Of the 1,004 adolescents surveyed, 525 said they played online games daily for an average of about three hours per day.
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Like the overgrown adolescents in a Judd Apatow movie, Tom and his pals crave adventure, though not of the carnal variety.
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An estimated 49.5% of adolescents ages 13 to 18 have a mental disorder, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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According to Unicef's United Nations Children's Fund, there are approximately 264 million out-of-school children and adolescents throughout the world.
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What is lacking in today's understanding is the conflict between adolescents' desire for autonomy and their perception of an unsafe world.
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For children, it is 1.5 g protein/kg body weight/day, and for adolescents 1.0 g protein/kg body weight/day.
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While some children and adolescents might want to keep their turmoil private, those unshared emotions can turn into an overwhelming secret.
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"Rates of routine screening for STIs among sexually active adolescents and young adults are far below recommended levels," Dr. McRee says.
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Childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents in the past 30 years, according to the CDC.
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It's a pattern Baker sees repeated, and the iPad's main function seems to be preparing adolescents to be constantly in debt.
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Just as popular ideas about the ideal body type or sexuality heavily influence adolescents, so too might cultural norms regarding violence.
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U.S. adolescents living in states with stricter gun laws may feel safer at school, a survey of high school students suggests.
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Public Security Minister Raul Jungmann said the men arrested in the operation faced charges of sexual exploitation of children and adolescents.
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"Suicide attempts and completed suicides are a concern with depression in adolescents and they were considered in the recommendations," Krist said.
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When adolescents lose weight, they might have adjustment problems because they haven't been socially accepted by their peers before, Morton noted.
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She has studied suicide in adolescents and stresses the importance of effective treatment in reducing the risk of deadly self-harm.
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The disorder, known as slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE), is one of the most common hip problems in children and adolescents.
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But for adolescents and teens, particularly those who've already endured some type of trauma, these storylines can feel all too real.
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The data, collected between 2001 and 20033, came from an ongoing nationwide research project called the Tracking Adolescents' Individual Lives Survey.
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From a practical standpoint, pediatric trauma centers do not have the capacity to take on the care of all injured adolescents.
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Researchers examined data on more than 403,153 adolescents in 88 countries that are home to almost half of the world's teenagers.
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More than 66 million people, or nearly a quarter of all adolescents and adults, reported binge drinking within the previous month.
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More than 66 million people, or nearly a quarter of all adolescents and adults, reported binge drinking during the previous month.
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While decreases in abortion rates were seen across all age groups, the greatest decline over the decade was seen in adolescents.
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The new study suggests that at least some adolescents with chronic pain are using YouTube to help themselves feel less alone.
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Adolescents have proved that they can be movers and shakers on a variety of issues, including gun control and climate change.
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It is an irresistible idea for adolescents particularly, who are in the midst of discovering themselves and trying on different identities.
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Like adolescents coping with awkward changes to their bodies, the iPhone 7, due for release on Friday, introduces some uncomfortable transitions.
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Moreover, several recent studies suggest that adolescents are transitioning from e-cigarettes to more harmful combustible cigarettes once addicted to nicotine.
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Yet, just 49 percent of all adolescents 85033 to 17 years old have received the full recommended series of HPV shots.
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We support efforts to promote and protect women's and adolescents' health and well-being through evidence based healthcare and health information.
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Research shows having firearms available and keeping them in the home are strong risk factors for completed suicide, especially among adolescents.
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The brains of adolescents are notoriously more receptive to short-term rewards and peer approval, which can lead to risky behavior.
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Are these Freudian fits, "Crucible"-like convulsions, orgiastic reveries, initiation ceremonies (into femininity, etc.) or sly performances from attention-hungry adolescents?
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And adults who establish and uphold rules tend to raise adolescents who are less likely to use illegal drugs and alcohol.
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By 2012, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports, 18 percent of children and 21 percent of adolescents were obese.
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The CDC recommends starting school later, which was found to imrpove academic performance, quality of life and physical health in adolescents.
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Sawhill and Reeves cite impressive gains from a five-stage program of intensive and sustained intervention with poor children and adolescents.
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"Most adolescents will answer," said Hendren, who is also a past president of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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And, of course, school isn't the only place former adolescents learned about sex, whether or not what they learned was true.
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Editorial That black adolescents receive harsher disciplinary punishments at school than their white peers for the same offenses is troubling enough.
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The laws were also associated with reductions in hospital admissions for cardiovascular and respiratory disease, and lower smoking rates among adolescents.
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The researchers had stumbled on the site of a terrible massacre that claimed the lives of babies, adolescents and adult men.
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Other places, much older than the urban adolescents on the West Coast, have grappled with these same problems, with limited success.
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Adopting the ideology has required the agency to balance persuading adult smokers to quit conventional cigarettes without enticing adolescents and teens.
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But don't let that stop you from having fun with a neat little SNES-style game starring your favorite intrepid adolescents.
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The statement authors estimate that 10 to 27 percent of U.S. children and adolescents were obese, depending on the age group.
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In California, for example, more than a quarter of adolescents don't feel like they need to choose one gender over another.
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Like many adolescents anticipating or dealing with the fallout of puberty, my sisters and I had a healthy obsession with breasts.
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NSSI is reported to occur in 17.2 percent of adolescents, 13.4 percent of young adults, and 5.5 percent of older adults.
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The new law applies to crimes of rape, sexual abuse, the production of pornographic materials and prostitution involving children and adolescents.
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Its goal is to ensure that the 62 million girls around the world, half of whom are adolescents, receive an education.
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Fewer than half of American adolescents have been fully vaccinated, far short of the 80% goal officials have set for 333.
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One study also found that a growing number of children and adolescents in the United States are dying from opioid poisonings.
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WHO recommends that adolescents get an hour of moderate or rigorous physical activity each day in order to achieve these benefits.
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In the U.S., according to the AAP, about one in three adolescents does not receive any information on sexuality from pediatricians.
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"This is a major issue for me," said Kocher, who does more than 150 A.C.L. reconstructions a year, mostly in adolescents.
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The Checkup Even light physical activity among adolescents was linked to better mental health as they got older, new research shows.
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Feature American adolescents watch much more pornography than their parents know — and it's shaping their ideas about pleasure, power and intimacy.
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A new warning on marijuna use for adolescents and pregnant women was issued just this summer by the U.S. surgeon general.
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A randomized, clinical trial that used DBT to treat suicidal adolescents found that it reduced repeat suicide attempts and self-harm.
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These are available to low-income workers and pensioners, while children and adolescents from large families are also welcome to apply.
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For most of us, it's just a temporary inconvenience—a physical, treatable problem, and one that the majority of adolescents outgrow.
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A 2018 study of 400,000 adolescents from 88 countries found that bans on physical punishment have helped to reduce youth violence.
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Taking these reasons seriously opens up conversations that may help our adolescents look after themselves and their partners down the line.
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So overall, I am still a bit hesitant about the conclusion that digital media use is detrimental to adolescents' cognitive development.
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The country has a widely praised program to help adolescents stay on treatment, employing H.I.V.-positive teens as front-line workers.
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Adolescents are usually sensible; they expect adults to act on news that they or a peer might be in immediate danger.
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ACOG, for example, put out a practice bulletin that recommended LARCs as the "first-line" contraceptive choice for adolescents in 2012.
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Most telling, a large percentage of the adolescents reported feeling less motivated to be active now than before getting the monitor.
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This collection is Sittenfeld's sixth book; the adolescents of her earlier work have grown up, with adulthood yielding decidedly mixed results.
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Healthy adolescents usually strengthen their ties to peers and adults outside the home as they loosen their ties to their parents.
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Most queer adults did not openly explore our sexuality as adolescents, instead secretly experimenting with same-sex partners, if at all.
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The Patient Health Questionnaire for Adolescents and the Beck Depression Inventory are both questionnaires that teens can answer on their own.
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Again, it's important for adolescents and their parents to feel comfortable talking this through with the doctor — and with one another.
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Memes can provide an opening for parents to talk to adolescents about serious issues like coronavirus or the possibility of war.
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Many IRBs will not approve HIV prevention research with LGBT adolescents — especially when the study does not require their parents' consent.
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This affectation is often referred to as the "ironic attitude" and has come to be associated with adolescents or young adults.
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The Surgeon General highlights the known risks that have been reported in the recent scientific literature for adolescents and pregnant women.
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Given these data, efforts are urgently needed to scale up prevention programming and science-based public messaging on risks to adolescents.
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"Treatment delay has put adolescents at risk," Dr. Kelsey Leonardsmith of Family Tree Clinic in St. Paul told The Star Tribune.
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Should they be treated more like adolescents, handled in the comparatively lenient juvenile system, or more like hardened 35-year-olds?
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"Adolescents simply do not stand a chance," pediatrician Dr. Susanne E. Tanski said in prepared remarks on behalf of the group.
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Among rural black teens, just 4% of pregnancies were unintended and resulted in abortions, compared with 20% among urban black adolescents.
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The controversy has heightened within the past year as JUUL, a popular e-cigarette, has become popular among adolescents and teenagers.
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The show may have been relatable to adolescents of yesteryear, but much of that relatability would be lost on today's teens.
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Given that perhaps two-fifths of unmarried Indonesian adolescents have had sex, you start to understand the depth of student feeling.
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But as they grew up to be toddlers and adolescents without problems breathing, it was obvious that they had been misdiagnosed.
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Some studies suggest that as few as 20 percent of adolescents ages 11 to 17 get enough sleep on school nights.
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Similarly, the CHOICE project in St. Louis showed that providing no-cost contraception to adolescents dramatically reduced the teenage pregnancy rate.
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First, restrict first-time outpatient prescriptions to three days with one refill — only if needed — and prohibit outpatient prescriptions to adolescents.
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Gunmen in pickups perversely known as "technicals" prowled the streets, and roadblocks guarded by gun-toting adolescents made rural travel dangerous.
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Adolescents like Nikolas Cruz suffer deeply and have swings in mental state that require close monitoring and expert mental health services.
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" And opioid abuse is not an overriding concern, he said, "in children or adolescents who are prescribed them rationally and appropriately.
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"Thérèse Dreaming" is not the only painting by Balthus, born Balthasar Klossowski, that portrays girls and adolescents in a controversial manner.
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Regular exposure to THC in adolescents can permanently change neuropathways that are related to cognition, including learning, attention and emotional responses.
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If you take a country like the US, 33 to 20133 percent of the calories adolescents get is from junk food.
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Dr. Merikangas was a co-investigator on a national study of mental disorders in adolescents, which has shown both that anxiety disorders were the most common mental health problems in adolescents in the United States, and also the problems that showed up earliest in those children's lives — the mean age of onset for anxiety disorders was 6.
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In addition to high rates of suicide attempts among female-to-male transgender respondents, 41.8% of adolescents who identified as neither male nor female said they'd attempted suicide; 29.9% of male-to-female transgender respondents, 27.9% of questioning adolescents, 17.6% of females identifying as female and 9.8% of males identifying as male responded the same, the study found.
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From there, "youth culture" — the set of norms, language, interests, and dress that is exclusive to adolescents and young adults — slowly emerged.
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But according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, child obesity rates have quadrupled in adolescents in the past 30 years.
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"The findings suggest that a substantial proportion of adolescents and young adults are exposed to opioids through dental clinicians," the authors wrote.
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Over the ensuing decades, regulators have consistently attempted to stop people—adolescents in particular—from accessing sexually explicit material on the internet.
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States should consider developing evidence-based prevention programs aimed at adolescents before they legalize the recreational use of marijuana, the researchers say.
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The gruesome image might also have diverted the adolescents' attention to the power wall itself, which exposed them to pro-tobacco messaging.
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All these adolescents should be screened for depression and anxiety, Dr. Spinks-Franklin said; both can affect sleep onset or sleep maintenance.
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They used the A.A.P. guidelines for sufficient sleep: a minimum of nine hours a night for younger children and eight for adolescents.
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The proposal to end child marriage affects few families; just 3,500 adolescents married between 1996 and 2016, about 2% of all marriages.
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" He continued, "The ones I spent the most time with were two adolescents who were nonstop playing with each other and me.
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Every year, sometime in March, thousands of New York City adolescents receive a letter that tells them which high school selected them.
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The medical term for enlarged male breasts is "gynecomastia," and it affects around 50-60% of adolescents, according to a 2009 study.
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"During vacation, none of the technology was associated with shorter sleep time, because adolescents were able to sleep in later," Bei said.
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With diet, too, the overall proportion of adolescents with poor nutrition declined over time, but low-income teens lagged behind wealthier teens.
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Overall in 2011-14, there was a 17% prevalence of obesity and a 5.8% prevalence of extreme obesity among children and adolescents.
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They found that there were significantly more black males who died by suicide among the younger group than in the early adolescents.
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An intake of caffeine greater than 123 milligrams a day has been associated with elevated blood pressure in adolescents, said Zidenberg-Cherr.
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Adolescents with a more "mature" network -- meaning, less grey matter -- actually show increased brain activity in their thinned-down regions, she observed.
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Not only have these programs been rigorously evaluated and proven to help adolescents make healthy decisions, they also enjoy broad public support.
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Nydia Velázquez's new bill, arts workers who provide services to seniors, children, or adolescents would qualify for $10,000 of student loan forgiveness.
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Velázquez's bill would expand the Higher Education Act's definition of public interest to include providing arts services to seniors, children, and adolescents.
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In adolescents 12 years of age and older, it is recommended that DUPIXENT be administered by or under supervision of an adult.
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Last month, they started one in Brazil where dengue is common; scientists hope to enroll 17,000 adults, adolescents, and children, Durbin says.
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By contrast, 15 percent of heterosexual adolescents said they had considered suicide and 12 percent said they had planned a suicide attempt.
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One 1993 study said adolescents who have ADHD are four times more likely to get into car accidents than those who don't.
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The study notes that the adolescents with ADHD were diagnosed based on assessments from primary care physicians, rather than more rigorous testing.
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An estimated 17 percent of adolescents worldwide have experienced corporal punishment at home or in school in the past month, researchers note.
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"Advertising is of more interest to the youth," Sulistyowati said, adding that companies entice adolescents by associating cigarettes with success and fame.
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While a learning framework for adolescents is on the cards, it was still not certain when this would begin in the camps.
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Some lucky folk hit the big time as gangly adolescents and remain there until they approach grizzled middle age – alright for some.
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The US Health and Human Services has screening tools and a prevention campaign discouraging adolescents and teens from using and abusing drugs.
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Research will need to examine the reasons adolescents -- particularly younger ones -- to use cannabis daily in addition to or instead of cigarettes.
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Furthermore, drug use in Portugal remained relatively flat, including among adolescents, at rates lower than other European nations and the United States.
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What I like about this study is that it doesn't just reframe healthy eating for adolescents; it recasts adolescent defiance for adults.
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