Researchers have found a correlation in teenagers between the amount of time spent on social media and restrictive eating behaviors or eating disorders.
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Author: [reposted by] Jim Liebelt
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According to a new University of Michigan study, the average time of escalation from first drink to high-intensity drinking (eight or more drinks in a row for women; 10 or more drinks in a row for men) occurs within two years of first trying alcohol.
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Adding to the very long list of hardships exacted by the pandemic, a new review indicates that schoolchildren around the world ended up losing more than a third of a full year’s education due to school closings and disruptions.
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