Charitably it's the much-needed soundtrack to the awkward transition from young adulthood to slightly less young adulthood.
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The Kardashians have seen me through many crucial periods of young adulthood.
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In youth, and even young adulthood everything feels so difficult and personal.
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And slowly, the lack of coordination worsened as she entered young adulthood.
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In young adulthood, Abe developed a crush on his female best friend.
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As I've muddled through young adulthood, I've often felt dejected or lost.
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Several studies found it reduces alcohol and drug use through young adulthood.
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The Likely Culprit: Dermal nevi, benign growths that often appears in young adulthood.
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"What you do in young adulthood matters for your brain in old age."
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Many buildings from his young adulthood were razed after they were deemed inhabitable.
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Lorde's "Melodrama" is an intimate, richly painted portrait of heartbreak and young adulthood.
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Surgery, which often follows in young adulthood, is also, of course, essentially permanent.
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We're all about elevating the idols of young adulthood to Spielberg-levels of respectability.
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I spent my young adulthood building my career with roles in film and theater.
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Adolescence and young adulthood are already transitional phases that bring unique age-related challenges.
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No-one seemed to know of any open allegiance to Gulen in young adulthood.
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But he liked that life, and lived with his extended family into young adulthood.
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In its place lie deep sympathies for the uncertainty and loneliness of young adulthood.
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As an adventurer, Dial spent much of his young adulthood negotiating degrees of risk.
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They can start in childhood, although they usually begin in adolescence or young adulthood.
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And so loneliness levels peak in young adulthood and then they decline after that.
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Patients with diseases like Buddy's often have their first psychotic episode in young adulthood.
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"In short, people's social world often solidifies toward the end of young adulthood," Fehr said.
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She left the restaurant world to raise their three children, now safely into young adulthood.
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One of them, in young adulthood, would be murdered by a stranger with a gun.
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I spent every Friday night of my young adulthood with Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully.
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It ended up having a huge impact on the financial decisions I made throughout young adulthood.
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In your family, culture or hometown, is it considered a "rite of passage" into young adulthood?
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A decline in income in young adulthood may lead to poorer cognitive ability in middle age.
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Throughout these past 10 years, they&aposve entered young adulthood and started hitting peak life milestones.
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It would force them to choose between financial security in young adulthood and financial security in retirement.
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At its core, HBO's "Insecure" has always been about the joys and pangs of navigating young adulthood.
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By young adulthood, kids with incarcerated parents were 4.4 times less likely to have high school degrees.
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As children with Prader-Willi syndrome approach young adulthood, various compulsive behaviors may emerge, including smoking cigarettes.
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A randomized trial found it reduces rates of alcohol and drug use in young adulthood among males.
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In addition, the emergence of substance abuse and mental illness are risk factors prevalent to young adulthood.
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In his young adulthood, he was good looking, but did not seem to think much of himself.
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"Anxiety disorders frequently emerges in young adulthood, which is the age many of these women are," she said.
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And at a pivotal time in my life, as I was moving into young adulthood, that mattered enormously.
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You, on the edge of young adulthood, examining the virginal hairs sprouting from your underarms and your groin.
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Titled Chewing Gum Dreams, it featured a 14-year-old Tracey navigating the difficult journey toward young adulthood.
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The data followed the individuals over time, from young adulthood, when most schizophrenia diagnoses occur, to middle age.
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The as-of-yet untitled show will follow Thunberg as she navigates the waters of young adulthood, too.
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They went on to experience important coming-of-age moments together in their teenage years and young adulthood.
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" A 20163 headline on the NPR Web site named Mitski the "21st Century's Poet Laureate of Young Adulthood.
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Young Adulthood in America: Children Are Grown, but Parenting Doesn't Stop Dad shows up at your job interview.
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But the study is tracking children ages 9 to 10 into young adulthood, and the data is preliminary.
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The finding also helps explain some other mysteries, including why the disorder often begins in adolescence or young adulthood.
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But I wasted far too much of my young adulthood punishing my body and refuse to do that anymore.
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The Abecedarian Project, a preschool program in North Carolina, followed participants from early childhood through adolescence and young adulthood.
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They may affect a transgender and gender-variant person's psychiatric health and well-being during adolescence and young adulthood.
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It's a credit to you both that you worked through all the issues from junior prom to young adulthood.
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People who vote tend to settle on a party with which they identify in young adulthood, then stick with it.
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It's worthy of celebration that they lived their adolescence and young adulthood in a far different culture than I did.
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Five years later, as those children have moved into young adulthood, it's clear that trajectories are not always smooth lines.
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Book lovers fell for Shirley's adventures on the fictional, magical Prince Edward Island as she navigated her way through young adulthood.
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And if you, like most people, escaped young adulthood with your liver intact, congratulate yourself—and go ahead and drink moderately.
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Deret, Arthur told me, had spent his young adulthood in flight from the Nazis; his own father was sent to Buchenwald.
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About 58 percent of those who were overweight during childhood were at a normal weight by young adulthood, the study found.
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Now I think that laissez-faire attitude trivializes the experiences of young adulthood and condescends to the people going through them.
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Boys who grow up without their fathers are more likely to have trouble finding (and keeping) a job in young adulthood.
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Until they reach young adulthood, when social differences emerge, lions and leopards play, meow and beg for milk in similar ways.
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She would have been 21 at the time of her mother's miscarriage, and emerging into young adulthood is already fraught with trepidation.
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Student Opinion Going off to college and becoming independent from one's family is generally seen as the first step in young adulthood.
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Faith often becomes a peripheral concern in adolescence and young adulthood — precisely the years when we tend to form stable partisan attachments.
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So how does a 1997 Disney cartoon, beloved mostly by late-vintage millennials now in young adulthood, come into this exalted lineage?
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Buy it here >> With humor and insight, "The Beautiful Chaos of Growing Up" takes you into the turbulent world of young adulthood.
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When you are 18 or 19, you are going through a lot, the turbulence of young adulthood can lead people to become violent.
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Once the lion reaches young adulthood, customers pay to shoot them and keep trophies, including the skin, skull, claws and other body parts.
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The study suggested that aortic stiffness could indicate troublesome brain changes as early as young adulthood—much sooner than what researchers previously suspected.
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The less common form, type 1 diabetes, develops in childhood or young adulthood and occurs when the pancreas produces no insulin at all.
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These journal entries from the time chronicle young adulthood and a phantasmagoria of alcohol, sex, art, conversation, glam rock, and New Wave cinema.
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Despite these updatings, the fall schedule feels to me like a rewind of my young adulthood in New York, circa 1980 to 1998.
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A couple of decades after the credits rolled on my own young adulthood, I started to work on a YA novel of my own.
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That's according to "The Changing Economics and Demographics of Young Adulthood: 1975–2016, " a report released this month by the United States Census Bureau.
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That skill is especially important in development during young adulthood, once you're off the college campus, where it's generally easy to forge close friendships.
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This led Dr. Arnett to conclude that the period between 18 and 25 was a distinct stage separate from both adolescence and young adulthood.
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Byrne is a revelation, and Julie is an embodiment of the awkwardness and heedless grace of young adulthood almost without precedent in the movies.
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After heroin use during her young adulthood, in 2014 she formed a three-year OxyContin addiction "overnight" after being prescribed the drug following surgery.
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But then the great engine of the meritocracy spits people out into a young adulthood that is less structured than it has ever been.
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Combined, past and present findings suggest that the female brain is more youthful beginning in young adulthood and that this persists throughout her life.
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Pablo has spent his entire young adulthood in search of safety, peace, and a place where he can be open about his sexual orientation.
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Even after a child turns 18, they benefit from their parents' experiences and rely on them as they navigate the challenges of young adulthood.
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Navigating the waters of young adulthood can be challenging for everyone, but for those faced with emerging symptoms of schizophrenia, those challenges are magnified.
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And at a time when helicopter parenting often extends into young adulthood, getting a job on one's own can be a step toward independence.
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P3, along with its sequel, starred a group of teenagers fighting evil in their down time, while still dealing with the rigors of young adulthood.
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He worked for a moving company and was still working some of his rowdier behavior out of his system before he settled into young adulthood.
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"Pretty Little Liars," which began with the girls as teens and followed their journeys into young adulthood, made a powerful statement about enduring female bonds.
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Books of The Times There comes a moment in young adulthood when many of us decide that one or both of our parents are crazy.
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Participants reported what their weights had been in young adulthood - at age 18 for women and age 23 for men - and again at age 55.
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Robert's Rebellion was the defining event of each of these players' young adulthood, and it was influenced by the infamous Tournament at Harrenhal before that.
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Claim to fame: Ms. Fumudoh is a saucy and sarcastic comedian known for her barbed satire of race, politics and the pitfalls of young adulthood.
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Yet somehow as we progress through the teen years into young adulthood and beyond, these seemingly innate bits of knowledge begin to fade from memory.
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Another 43,055 babies were exposed to their mother's type 1 diabetes, which typically develops in childhood or young adulthood when the pancreas can't produce insulin.
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Finally, Refinery29 partnered with Beachside Productions to create Strangers — our TV series tackling the struggles of young adulthood from innovative director (and Girls alum) Mia Lidofsky.
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The book is recommended for readers in grades five to eight—in other words, the period when a child is reaching the cusp of young adulthood.
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For example, some mental illnesses arise only in young adulthood, and professionals have long specialized in providing services either to children and adolescents or to adults.
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Either way, it's a hallmark of young adulthood to suddenly find yourself in a situation where you don't know anyone, and you don't have any money.
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Ms. Rosen presumed that as the boys grew into young adulthood, they'd lose interest in being with their immediate family and that the trips would stop.
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"We think — and we don't have great data on this — that narcissism is higher in young adulthood, and for me, that makes developmental sense," she says.
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The cumulative effect of high blood pressure from young adulthood to middle age is associated with poorer mental function at age 50, a new study concludes.
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"Young adulthood is a time of intense change that influences health behaviors," said Deborah Rohm Young, director of behavioral research at Kaiser Permanente Southern California in Pasadena.
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But it does mean there's a real stickiness to the political affiliations we form when we're entering young adulthood — and that they stay relatively consistent over decades.
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In the Nickelodeon series, Spears played Zoey Brooks, a young teen trying to navigate the wild ride of young adulthood along with a close group of friends.
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The researchers looked at data from the Northern Ireland Young Hearts Project, a study that followed the development of cardiovascular risk factors through adolescence to young adulthood.
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But that shame became addictive, a refuge first from the awkwardness of adolescence, then the uncertainty of young adulthood and the difficulty of life on her own.
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Teen years can lay the foundation for young adulthood — teens who feel more connected to others are less likely to experience mental health problems when they're older.
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At one point in his young adulthood, while teaching Sunday school to teenage boys, he was fired by Redeemer's pastor for having brought up Darwin and evolution.
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That Jacobs, nee Butzner in 1916, would force a reconsideration of the nature and purpose of cities was an outcome her young adulthood would have hardly suggested.
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You see this with young people, who are just developing a serious mental illness, which often happens in young adulthood, when people have their first psychotic break.
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Very few people in the study had high blood pressure or high cholesterol during young adulthood, researchers report in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
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Bone, too, grows stronger through adolescence and young adulthood by responding to heavy impacts and loads, such as running and lifting weights, by regrowing bigger and stronger.
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Shot from 2002 to 2013, Richard Linklater's look at a young boy's life from adolescence to young adulthood is a special work that has rarely been attempted.
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As handsome and self-serious as its subject, the movie focuses on his young adulthood, glances back at his early struggles and gestures at his later fame.
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The 18 patients range in age from a toddler through young adulthood and most are under 18 years old, health department spokeswoman Nicole Kirgan said in an email.
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Micha arrived with his friend Tim, whose trip to Mexico was the first time he'd left Canada after spending his entire young adulthood in prison for attempted murder.
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There are some key things happening and it's a really important time to develop a relationship that will carry you through the teen years and into young adulthood.
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A child of the 1920s, she sets off into young adulthood with gusto, busting taboos by studying for a bachelor's degree in biology at the University of Chicago.
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What I've seen is this: People find young handicapped children adorable or great but once those children grow into tweens, teens and young adulthood they run from them.
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But others, including the President himself, felt Kavanaugh was rigid in his own defense, and that his admission he was a virgin into young adulthood distracting and uncomfortable.
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Now I never thought I'd find myself preferring music by Mr. Lloyd Webber to that of Mr. Byrne, whose albums with Talking Heads played throughout my young adulthood.
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Some may see it as an old-fashioned or even oppressive belief, but feminist credibility was the least of my identity issues at this juncture of young adulthood.
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Quiet, awkward, and a poor student, Hoover somehow managed, by his young adulthood, to have made himself into an exemplar of his generation's America, a technologically advanced world power.
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The young adulthood and middle age of Julieta, the heroine of Pedro Almodóvar's new movie, are shadowed by death and abandonment, which she does her best to handle gracefully.
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The association is now recommending both tests at age 16 with follow-up ECGs at ages 83, 20 and even 25 because heart problems can develop in young adulthood.
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Regardless of how intimidating it might seem, it's so important to have conversations with your kids about money early, in an approachable way, and continue them into their young adulthood.
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Also a simple, scalable program to increase positive classroom management by teachers among primary grade children has documented benefits in preventing suicide and opiate misuse in adolescence and young adulthood.
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"We're building [Pattern Brands' various product lines] as a family because of the length of the customer relationship," from young adulthood, to marriage, to parenthood, and so on, he adds.
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Williams, who played Arya Stark, says in the featurette she learned "everything" from the show and is thankful for the positive impact it had on her adolescence and young adulthood.
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The participants who put emphasis on their close, intimate friendships tended to improve in emotional well-being, while those who prioritized popularity were more prone to social anxiety in young adulthood.
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Isma has spent her young adulthood raising her siblings on her own: Aneeka is beautiful, headstrong, and determined to become a lawyer, and her twin brother Parvaiz is aimless and searching.
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But getting together to see my abuela celebrate and listen to songs that brought her back to her own young adulthood made us all remember how special she is to us.
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A fabricated memoir, ultimately discredited after 183 years, by self-proclaimed Christian evangelist Mike Warnke, Satan Seller recounted a childhood and young adulthood Warnke claimed was spent in intense satanic worship.
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The researchers write in JAMA Pediatrics that mental health issues and addiction affect 4 to 26 percent of people in the U.S. Often, those issues emerge during adolescence and young adulthood.
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Written by Sarah DeLappe, a 26-year-old, this play follows the members of an all-girls indoor football team as they navigate the high drama and occasional tragedy of young adulthood.
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The film, loosely based on Gerwig's own young adulthood, is a coming-of-age tale about an artistically inclined high schooler who dreams of leaving her humdrum town for New York City.
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It can be prompted or exacerbated by drug use and it most often presents for the first time during young adulthood (just think about the backflips hormones are doing during this time).
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It's no wonder that young adulthood frequently involves a major questioning of identity, adds Johnson, as this is so often a time when lots of things—home, surroundings, friends—are in flux.
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People with better heart health during young adulthood and middle age end up living longer and spending fewer years later in life with any kind of chronic disease, according to new research.
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About 231% of the deliveries were in women with type 229 diabetes, the less common form of the disease, which develops in childhood or young adulthood when the pancreas can't produce insulin.
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Since young adulthood, Gyimah has been involved in every major political milestone of the country, including its 2016 presidential and legislative elections which brought in the fifth president of Ghana's Fourth Republic.
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Given that nearly all adult tobacco users initiate tobacco use during adolescence or young adulthood, it is crucial that we address the alarming rates of use of these products by young people.
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It's one of the most eye-poppingly common woes of young adulthood: Eight in ten people between the ages of 11 and 30 get acne, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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"Although the causes of major depressive disorder are multifactorial and complex, this meta-analysis suggests that the cannabis exposure could be one factor contributing to depression in young adulthood," the researchers wrote.
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What struck me most then, though, was her description of her young adulthood in the nation's capital, and the 'legions of young men in Washington who grouped together to live in houses.
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Another example, "Objection to Bedtime" (2018), is a close-cropped portrait of a figure who seems suspended between boyhood and young adulthood; he lies down but expresses his displeasure with his eyes.
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Like Only Yesterday, that style shifts with time, becoming more detailed and rich as the title character ages, growing from the simple pleasures of childhood to the complicated challenges of young adulthood.
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Researchers examined data on more than 21,2400 people with diabetes, including 13,21 with type 216, the less common form, which typically develops in childhood or young adulthood when the pancreas can't produce insulin.
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In no small way I was able to turn to a relative for help when confronted with the inevitable rite of passage that is puberty and a transition into sexually active young adulthood.
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Fares was seven years old when the US invaded Iraq; her hometown was pummeled by coalition bombs when she was a first-grader, and her young adulthood was plagued by violence and death.
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Tracking black men from young adulthood through their 50s using data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979, we identified three factors that are associated with their success: education, work, and marriage.
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Adolescence and young adulthood are marked by tremendous personal growth, so it should come as no surprise that the child who returns from college is not the same as the one who left.
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Colman brings Queen Elizabeth II into middle age, taking over from Claire Foy who played the ruler in her young adulthood, as the series follows the royal family through the 1960s and '70s.
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Most of the boys had been lured into the Program when they were 14 or 15, when they also were beginning intense workouts for school sports and transitioning from skinny boyhood to young adulthood.
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Teens have forever to spend on the internet but only a relatively short period during adolescence and young adulthood to be unapologetically immersed in understanding who they are and who they want to become.
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It's also the story of her youth and young adulthood, when she suffered from depression and withdrawal and was in and out of psychiatric hospitals, "rattling from bin to bin," as she puts it.
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Adnaan, Samya's older brother, was in New Zealand, working construction, his latest stop in a young adulthood that had included hitchhiking to Alaska and sailing across the Atlantic in a thirty-six-foot boat.
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Until you are in the same situation … you don't know how you would react," he said of his niece, whom he described as an "average girl trying to make her way through young adulthood.
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Whenever I speak to those who experienced it during that specific window of time, they, like me, look back in confusion on incidents that should not belong to the hopeful prime of young adulthood.
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Finally, communities that are assisted in the selection and implementation of effective preventive interventions demonstrate significant reductions in substance use and delinquent behavior in middle school children with preventive effects lasting into young adulthood.
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The novel follows Sally through her childhood, young adulthood, midlife, old age and death, introducing a complex cast of characters and the ever-present phantom of Irish Catholic life: the looming shadow of shame.
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In contrast, people who were obese in young adulthood had poorer lung function than their normal-weight peers, but losing weight appeared to reverse the negative effects of obesity on lung function, she noted.
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"It's autobiographical comic essays from my childhood and young adulthood — that period in my life before I had anything figured out and was trying to figure out how somebody figures out things," he says.
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" Within the course of an hour, we follow Jamel from childhood to young adulthood to the point when he is required to act on Pam's mantra, the one that begins, "Keep your head up.
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In contrast, people who were obese in young adulthood had poorer lung function than their normal-weight peers, but losing weight appeared to reverse the negative effects of obesity on lung function, she noted.
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The drop in sexual activity is particularly pronounced among women, with the percentage of women who have been sexually inactive in young adulthood tripling between Gen X women and 1990s-born millennial and "iGen" women.
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As James encounters the many dreams and despairs of young adulthood, his experiences are shaped by his environment — San Diego, with its glaring sunlight, salty breezes, hole-in-the-wall taco shops and endless highways.
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"It's autobiographical comic essays from my childhood and young adulthood — that period in my life before I had anything figured out and was trying to figure out how somebody figures out things," he tells PEOPLE.
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Talk Your new book, "Surpassing Certainty," is about your 20s, and what separates it from most books about young adulthood is that you really show the messiness of becoming the person you end up being.
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Over the course of my adolescence and young adulthood, this feeling of otherness led to more weight gain and, eventually, the formation of a deeply held conviction that something was physiologically and psychologically 'different' about me.
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But the straight track to a glittering career is not to be his, and the trajectory of his young adulthood, like those of most twenty-somethings, is more like an aimless loop than an arrow's flight.
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In the study, which included more than 22,29 British children, researchers found that kids who experienced their growth spurts - which occur around the age of puberty - late had lower than average bone density in young adulthood.
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Then he ditched venture capital to pursue a dream that had followed him from a technology-free young adulthood on a bird sanctuary in India, to the hyper-connected streets of Singapore, to his days at Stanford.
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Called the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study, the project will involve more than a dozen major universities, and will follow roughly 10,000 kids from the ages of nine or ten all the way to young adulthood.
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Native Manhattanites who met in adolescence through Ms. Gelman's mother, who was Ms. Dunham's therapist, they became close friends at Oberlin College and were avidly covered by the press as their stars rose together in young adulthood.
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As uneventful as was his youth in Wadowice, his young adulthood was transformed by the cataclysm of World War II. Poland's loss during the war is hard to fathom, with six million killed, including three million Jews.
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In 2016, researchers at the Broad Institute found strong evidence that the development of schizophrenia is tied to genes that regulate synaptic pruning, a natural process of brain reorganization that ramps up during adolescence and young adulthood.
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Now Alex, who unmercifully pummels his way through young adulthood for sport before eventually finding that his angry impulses have been conditioned out of him, and his fellow denizens of the Korova Milkbar have arrived Off Broadway.
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" This does not bode well for future generations, as a 85033 USAID report on soft skills and youth success concluded, "theoretical literature suggests that adolescence and young adulthood are optimal times to develop and reinforce these skills.
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Last year, the site ventured into theatrical distribution, releasing Rachel Lang's "Baden Baden," a disarming French and Belgian comedy of aimless young adulthood, in Britain and the United States after acquiring it at the Berlin Film Festival.
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Caught in the awkward in-between of young adulthood, he's kind of a bum — and I say that with love, because Spider-Man's hapless humanity is exactly what gives him a special place in our superhero-loving hearts.
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In Idaho, for example, former students saw delinquency rates drop by 1.9 percentage points in young adulthood, relative to their peers in neighboring states where financial education is neither taught nor required, representing a decrease of 15.6 percent.
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In his young adulthood, Mill was a nondogmatic defender of laissez-faire, but as he aged, he witnessed the bevy of social problems that accompanied the growth of the industrial economy, and he became increasingly receptive to socialism.
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As investigators comb through Omar Mateen's past to glean an understanding of the young man whose attack on an Orlando nightclub left 313 dead and 231 wounded, a portrait of a complicated childhood and young adulthood is emerging.
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Following her role on black-ish, Freeform greenlit a spin-off series called grown-ish, which continues Yara's character's storyline with lessons about the complexities of young adulthood and social injustice through the lens of humor and levity.
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She spent much of her young adulthood as a dancer in Harlem's artistic milieu as well as performing in Coney Island and throughout New York, proudly surrounding herself with many of the era's most prominent queer Black women.
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But instead of diving directly into the Pulitzer-winning "Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay," try his shorter, very funny debut, "The Mysteries of Pittsburgh," which is a story about young adulthood that may connect you to your own.
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As investigators comb through Omar Mateen's past to glean an understanding of the young man whose attack on an Orlando nightclub left 49 dead and 53 wounded, a portrait of a complicated childhood and young adulthood is emerging.
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Out of curiosity, and perhaps with an aim to right the scales of literary history, Kaplan decides to research this incident during a visit to Oran, where Camus spent time in his young adulthood before shipping off to France.
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According to "The Changing Economics and Demographics of Young Adulthood: 211–13, " a report released this month by the United States Census Bureau, being a grown up means something very different these days than it did forty years ago.
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Part two, "Analogy/Lance: Pretty aka the Escape Artist," dealt with his nephew, Lance T. Briggs, whose young adulthood as a dancer, model and male escort in the late '80s and early '90s found him battling addiction and illness.
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Researchers then analyzed what happened to the children in young adulthood, taking a look at whether they completed high school and college and held a full-time job, and whether they had any criminal justice, substance abuse or mental problems.
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"Inside Out", which had already won several awards including a Golden Globe, is a coming-of-age tale about the turmoil inside a girl's head that Docter first conceived in 2009 after observing his own daughter entering into young adulthood.
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The survey also found that millennials, those people who reached young adulthood in 2000, are the most commonly affected by cybercrime, with 30 percent experiencing it in the last year, and 40 percent willing to share their password with others.
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"This study found that chronic marijuana use in adolescence was negatively associated with achieving important developmental milestones in young adulthood," researcher Elizabeth Harari said in a press release, adding that this study casts an important light on how weed affects teens.
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"These are essays from my childhood and young adulthood about things that still annoy me," he tells EW, which shares the essays range from the thrill of living in New York as a young adult to his experience coming out.
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At first blush, "Ramy" resembles the latest addition to a hard-to-categorize brand of half-hour premium series like Aziz Ansari's "Master of None" or Donald Glover's "Atlanta," which explore the vagaries of young adulthood through a unique prism.
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It's no coincidence that these disordered habits often develop in adolescence and young adulthood when we're least sure of who we are, and haven't yet cultivated a sense of self strong enough to reject messages about who we should be.
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In his 2010 study of Chicago youth from adolescence to young adulthood, the sociologist Patrick Sharkey, then at New York University and now at Princeton, shows how such violence disrupts learning in ways equivalent to missing two years of schooling.
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The President's eldest daughter has long been a key trusted adviser to her father, through her young adulthood to her time as executive vice president of real estate development and acquisition at the Trump Organization, and, ultimately, during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Compared to kids born at full-term (39-40 weeks) and late-term (41-42 weeks), those born early-term (37-38 weeks) were about 57 percent more likely to have poor cardiorespiratory fitness during adolescence and young adulthood, the study found.
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Specifically, it looks like a smile," Galloway tells CNBC Make It. "So, your younger years, your childhood, your teens, your college years [and] young adulthood are the stuff of college football games, time with friends, sexual exploration, experimentation — a lot of great stuff.
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I still tune into Teen Mom, the 16 and Pregnant spin-off following four now-twentysomething women raise their young children, for a very different reason — they are a portrait of a young adulthood I'll never have, but am fascinated and impressed by.
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"Record of a Life," written when she was 51, offers an idyllic version of her childhood and young adulthood; the cryptically (and somewhat forebodingly) titled "Adventures of a Nobody," written when she was 65, chronicles the first two decades of her marriage.
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Chang, also known as Zhang Ailing, was born in Shanghai to an aristocratic family in 1920 and moved back and forth between China and Hong Kong during the chaotic years of her young adulthood, finally settling in the United States in the 1950s.
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For the last hundred years, the average American has been living long enough and well enough to note that the amount of food they needed to fuel themselves in young adulthood is surplus to requirements once they get into their middle years.
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The questionnaire covered almost all points of the participants' lives, asking about their teen years, then young adulthood from 403 to 29, fuller adulthood during their 30s and, finally, the past 10 years, when the volunteers would have been between 40 and 61.
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Unlike Spark's, Bainbridge's Roman Catholicism was a desperate temporary measure, prompted in young adulthood, King says, by a "sense of unworthiness and guilt over her sexual relations with men," something cruelly magnified when she was raped in London at the age of 19.
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Your own inclination to ask such questions, instead of surrendering, may be a litmus test for your enjoyment of Michal Marczak's movie, a sometimes entrancing, sometimes tiresomely coy documentary-fiction hybrid that sketches Kris's young adulthood in a blur of moony impressions.
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Ivanka Trump The President's eldest daughter, Ivanka, has long been a key adviser to her father, through her young adulthood to her time as executive vice president of real estate development and acquisition at the Trump Organization, and, ultimately, during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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"We're really seeing the extension of all the life stages: the extension of childhood, the extension of young adulthood, the extension of middle age and the extension of senior citizens," Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist at The Kinsey Institute and chief scientific adviser to Match.
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A study published last week in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior rocked the internet with its finding that millennials born in the 1990s are twice as likely as the preceding generation to have had zero sexual partners in young adulthood, or since turning 18.
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Over the medium haul, however, every song is a grower, not merely because Merritt is quite a lyricist but because he's documenting an exceptional life that includes a childhood in a panoply of hippie communes and a young adulthood in a hodgepodge of bohemian penury.
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In the current study, researchers focused on chronic health issues that typically develop in adolescence and young adulthood like asthma, high blood pressure, diabetes and mental health issues, as well as certain health problems that can surface later like chronic lung, kidney, and liver diseases.
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Plus, moving to New York City at 17 meant that I spent a lot of formative young adulthood years in a place where walking and public transportation were the easiest ways to get around, so I never needed to learn to ride a bike.
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To their credit, Stern and Silver have never stooped to a once common and paternalistic contention that a year or two at Slam Dunk State was a preferred social or academic pathway to young adulthood — a rationale seldom mouthed in sports more populated by whites.
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Now, the painful and contentious allegations against Kavanaugh been re-surfaced by a new book, "The Education of Brett Kavanaugh" written by New York Times reporters Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly which examines Kavanaugh's young adulthood, personal development, and the accusations that he assaulted women.
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To that end, while only 13 percent of baby boomers kept in more than daily touch with their parents during young adulthood, nearly a third of Americans in their early 20s now report communicating with their mother or father at least once a day.
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In a study of children up to age 18, those born before 37 weeks' gestation were 23% more likely that those born at full term to develop type 1 diabetes, the less common form of the disease that typically appears in childhood or young adulthood.
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Every track was an ode to young adulthood and the purgatory that it is: not young enough to get away with making bad choices or having someone to tell you what to do, and not old enough to know for sure what life has in store.
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The first English-language film to be directed by Dome Karukoski, a Finnish film-maker, its account of John Ronald Reuel's childhood and young adulthood is as respectful as his relatives could have possibly wished—and a little more respectful than the viewer might have wanted.
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But couples who move from cohabitation to marriage often start living together when they are quite young, and what is risky is not sharing a bedroom before marrying but living together in young adulthood, whether or not you have a wedding ring when you embark on it.
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"There's a certain kind of poignancy in young adulthood, when we've come to develop a mature regard for friends at the very same time that somehow they've started slipping away," said William Rawlins, an Ohio University professor who has been researching friendship for nearly 220 years.
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It seems to me, especially given the decade of her young adulthood, that even a woman as privileged as Joan would have faced a whole gamut of setbacks and discouragements out in the patriarchal world—circumstances that would have made pursuing a career as a writer difficult.
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The full trailer for Nick Kroll's animated Big Mouth show, which is streaming all episodes on Netflix on September 29, reveals a show with a lot of candid discussion about what it's like to be a kid dealing with the raging onset of hormones and young adulthood.
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"Our results show that people of color face a higher likelihood of being killed by police than do white men and women, that risk peaks in young adulthood, and that men of color face a nontrivial lifetime risk of being killed by police," the researchers write.
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While it's unusual for a President's child to serve an administration, it's a familiar role for Trump -- she had been her father's trusted adviser through her young adulthood to her time as executive vice president at the Trump Organization, and, ultimately, to his 2016 presidential campaign.
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My apartment was one of the rare, unblemished steps forward that come around less frequently as you transition from young adulthood to the more stable and regular kind, but it also required me to acknowledge that I had probably peaked, in New York real estate terms.
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This combination of paint and sculpting is a blend of two styles he learned while studying art through his young adulthood, having studied painting from the age of 14 before honing a wood-making craft as an understudy with other artists throughout his late teens and early 20s.
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"If you are able to, particularly in your young adulthood, have the freedom to pursue something that you care about, that is important, that you love, that you need to build a foundation in, but doesn't necessarily pay the bills, that is the dividing point right there," says Wallace.
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"Family cohesion and low parent-child conflict in adolescence not only protect teenagers from depression during the sensitive and vulnerable period of adolescence but also promote mental health throughout young adulthood and into midlife," said study co-author Ping Chen of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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While she will not have a formal title or role, Ivanka Trump has long been a key trusted adviser to her father, through her young adulthood to her time as executive vice president of real estate development and acquisition at the Trump Organization, and, ultimately, to his 2016 presidential campaign.
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One 2015 study that tracked kindergartners to young adulthood found that individuals with good prosocial skills — behavior that is positive, helpful and friendly — tended to be more successful as adults than those who did well in subjects like reading and math but lacked the ability to get along with others.
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To examine whether heavy physical work in young adulthood increases the risk of low back pain in midlife, Tea Lallukka from the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health and colleagues surveyed 738 Finnish men and women in 1986, when they were between 18 and 24 years old, and again 20 years later.
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But it wasn't until recently that scientists began to research what happens to the brain in late adolescence and young adulthood, says Laurence Steinberg, a leading researcher into adolescent development who helped write the American Psychological Association's briefs before the Supreme Court and who has testified in many of the more recent lower court cases.
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"Snap just felt like the IPO of my time and seeing where Facebook and Amazon are now, I really think Snap has the potential to grow (like them)," said Markley, who bought the shares through Stockpile, another online brokerage aimed at millennials, generally defined as people reaching young adulthood in the early part of this century.
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The music, of course, was Kacey Musgraves' Golden Hour; it was, in fact, just about golden hour then, and these specific hours were golden ones, and we are, like Kacey, in the golden hour of young adulthood, when it's all coming together and by extension the shadows of the expectations you have for your life are starting to loom.
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Goyal and his co-authors explained that their findings are consistent with evidence from previous studies indicating that, compared with the male brain, the female brain displays less cerebral blood flow loss after puberty, more brain glycolysis (or breaking down of glucose) in young adulthood and decreased loss of certain types of cerebral gene expression over time.
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While I am now happy and healthy and on a secure financial path, starting out my 20s with such huge costs and taking on a large amount of debt on top of what I already owed in student loans set me up for a rough transition to young adulthood and set me back in terms of financial health and progress.
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It followed closely after a soft-focus Vanity Fair profile that was long on the details of his personal life—which included a childhood in the shadow of his politician father, a young adulthood spent finding himself and loving punk, and a return to his hometown of El Paso—and short on his rationale for claiming the Democratic nomination beyond a sense that he could beat Trump.
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Unlike other phases of young adulthood, middle school felt like the chapter when our sartorial identities fully started to develop; style decisions were finally completely our own (whether our parents agreed or not); trends felt palpable thanks to the influence of peers and pop culture; and, not-so-coincidentally, it was probably the first time we were ever allowed at the mall without supervision.
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Huang's debut memoir, "Fresh Off the Boat," which detailed his pugnacious years of youth and young adulthood and his profound affection for hip-hop music, concealed, behind its tales of crude violence in the parvenu suburbs of Orlando and its narrator's relentless code-switching, a subtle tracing of the continuities between black culture as imagined by Huang and Chinese culture as incarnated by his parents.
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But if the episode had navigated that moment more carefully and thoughtfully, and moved on to the next stages of life, Marie might have gotten to re-experience college, young adulthood, and even motherhood through her daughter's eyes, which would have opened up an endless set of opportunities to explore long-term parental expectations, how much communication or honesty a parent can expect, and all the issues of privacy and consent that Black Mirror loves so much.
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Like some of his characters, Mr. Adjei-Brenyah, 27, spent a portion of in his teens and young adulthood selling lofty down parkas at a mall, in his case the Palisades Center in West Nyack, N.Y. Keenly aware as a salesman, and as a black man, that clothes can be decisive in the way one is perceived, he has mastered the arcana of racial coding — sartorial profiling, that is — a skill he exploits in his life and his fiction to comic and often unnerving effect.
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