Breast cancer risk may have a connection with how much fruits you eat. These are the findings of a new study conducted by researchers from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston.
A recently published 29-year study reveals a 17-fold and 11-fold increase of childhood obesity among boys and girls, respectively, in rural Shandong province in China. The catastrophic rise of obese children in nearly three decades coincides with the country's immense GDP growth along with penetration of Western diet in Chinese modern food culture.
Museum , club and zoo visits with parents might enhance the likelihood of teenagers graduating even after high school, says a new study.
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.
The study surprised its authors who postulated that use among adolescents could have increased in states where cannabis is legalized for medical and recreational use.
A new study shows sleep problems in teens can cause problems later in life.
