The largest study of its kind found teens who were exposed to more junk food advertising consumed more unhealthy foods every week.
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Teen Night Owls More Prone to Emotional and Behavioral Problems
Adolescents who are naturally inclined to stay up late at night are more likely to suffer from insomnia as well as behavioral and emotional problems than their peers who prefer an earlier bedtime, a recent study suggests.
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Parents are more likely to let their kids see violent PG-13 movies if they feel the mayhem is “justified,” a new study suggests.
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While soda’s popularity declines, the number of U.S. high school students who drank sports drinks at least once per week actually rose slightly in 2015, a new study reveals.
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