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Youth alcohol and e-cigarette use is alarming, according to the WHO – Opinion Nigeria

The WHO stated that the study results, which included 280,000 youth in Europe, Central Asia, and Canada who were 11, 13, and 15 years old, presented a "concerning picture" of youth drug usage.

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WHO laments use of alcohol and e-cigarettes among youth

This was contained in a report released on Thursday by the WHO, European branch, which recommended measures to limit access.

Hans klugeHealth behaviour in childrenWorld health organizationCentral asiaRegional directorEuropean regionHealth behaviourSchool aged children

Social media badly affects girls well-being and learning: UNESCO Report

Social media badly affects girls well-being and learning: UNESCO Report
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United kingdomUnited statesHealth behaviour in childrenWorld health organization in europeInstitute for statisticsSchool aged childrenWorld health organization

Social media boundaries can improve teen sleep

Social media boundaries can improve teen sleep
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United statesAsad khanRehabilitation sciencesHealth behaviour in childrenUniversity of queenslandBehavioural sciences communicationsFaculty of healthUq school of healthProfessor asad khanNorth americanSchool aged children

Girls More Vulnerable to Sleep Issues from Social Media Use

Research shows that problematic social media use is linked to sleep difficulties in adolescents, with girls being more affected than boys.

United statesAsad khanUniversity of queenslandHealth behaviour in childrenUniversity of queensland school healthRehabilitation sciencesNorth americaNorth americanSchool aged children

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