A new study published by Common Sense Media reveals that half of US teens are hooked to using smartphones and other mobile internet devices. The poll is intended to uncover how media and technology impacts child-parent relationships.
The test relies on determining the severity of metabolic syndrome to predict future cardiovascular risk in teens.
The study found that the BMI increased 2.1 points for every of hour sleep lost over five years.
One of the study''s main findings is that teens who log on at night are more likely to suffer the negative effects the study found in most teens using social media.
A new study found increased likelihood of smoking among teenagers who reported using e-cigarettes.
A new survey finds that a smaller percentage of American teenagers are having sex these days compared to teens 25 years ago.
While revealing the alarming findings, the CDC and FDA also called for regulation over these tobacco products.
Parents are found to be equally responsible for distracted teen driving with over 50 percent teens report talking to their parents on phone while driving.
