adolescents

A recent study tells us something that need not be told: Teenagers don't smell so good. And the authors take it one step further; babies smell better than teens.

For a recent 15-year stretch, one trend line had been moving downward. During that same period, another had been moving upward. The first charts unintentional activity; the second, deliberate action.

From the realm of concussion research, it appears that the data are beginning to catch up with the intuition of the medical community.

Energy drinks can pose a health risk to children and adolescents, due to their high caffeine content

Obese adolescents are at risk of becoming obese adults, which in turn places them at a higher risk of

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