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Study: Online teen peers more important than real-world friends

It’s no secret that adolescents identify strongly with their peer group, often more than with their own families. Now a new study shows that many teenagers identify more strongly with their online peers than with their real-world friends.
In the Media by Martin Laine

Study shows swine flu gets critical quickly, affects young most

A Canadian study demonstrates that after initial hospitalization H1N1 swine flu patients became critical rapidly - leading to low blood oxygen levels and multiple organ failures.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 1 comment

Young French bloggers find a new and risky way to create buzz

“If you comment on my blog, I’ll send you a photo of my thighs with the name of your blog on them.” That kind of virtual deal, despite the dangers involved, is tempting more and more very young French girls who are looking to gain Internet notoriety
In the Media by Michael Cosgrove - 7 comments

It's not just the pedophiles that make this world so dangerous for young people.

It's one thing when a male pedophile preys on young boys or girls. It's doubly sickening when a woman assists him.
In the Media by Viga Boland - 8 comments
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A special computer game is as effective for treating adolescent depression as one-on-one counselling with trained clinicians, Australian researchers report in the British Medical Journal.

Children bullied during their early years are up to three times more likely to self harm than their classmates when they reach adolescence, a study suggests.
Scientists are calling into question a study published last year that failed to find a link between cell phone use and brain tumors in children and teens, saying the study actually shows that cell phone use more than doubles the risk of brain tumors in children and adolescents.
The choking game has been around for decades, billed as a "safe" way to get a rush or a high from passing out. According to a new study, about 6 percent of adolescents have played it at least once. But doctors believe kids who play it may have little idea how deadly it is.
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10 Burning Questions Regarding Your Dental Hygiene

By Iman Sadri, DDS As a cosmetic dentist, patients approach me with their zeal to change their smile. Sure, doing a...
May 1, 2012 by Iman Sadri

Some skin lighteners and anti-aging Creams contain harmful chemicals

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have warned consumers and notified healthcare professionals about skin...
Mar 16, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle

Eating Disorders: The Fear of Gaining Weight

Eating disorders are a troublesome problem, usually with an onset during adolescence. Although typically associated...
Apr 16, 2011 in  Health by James P Krehbiel - 1 comment

The Pathology of Love

The unpalatable truth is that falling in love is, in some ways, indistinguishable from a severe pathology. Behavior...
Mar 10, 2011 by Sam Vaknin

Animal cruelty - ruling postponed on French teens who set fire to a cat

There are plenty of videos that go viral on the Net showing the horrors of what man can do to animals. Thankfully a...
Feb 25, 2011 by Johnny Summerton - 1 comment
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