A new British study finds that teen girls are about three times more likely to self-harm than boys, and the dangerous practice is on the rise.
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Your Child’s Online Bully May Be Closer Than You Think
In a nationally representative survey of middle- and high-school students ages 12 to 17, about 6 percent said they’d anonymously posted something mean about themselves online.
Read MoreNearly a Third of College Kids Think ADHD Meds Boost Grades
A new study said that roughly 29 percent of students at nine U.S. colleges thought that stimulant medications, such as Ritalin and Adderall, boost school performance.
Read MoreTwenty Percent of U.S. Teens May Have Had a Concussion
New research into more than 13,000 U.S. teens finds that as many as one in five may have suffered a concussion, and contact sports might often be the cause.
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