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Greater Teen Social Media Use Tied to Increased Cigarette Use

Social media use is associated with an increased risk for cigarette smoking and electronic cigarette use in teens and young adults.

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Media Use During Adolescence Tied to Long-Term Risk for Psychotic Experiences

Psychotic experiences by early adulthood were more commonly reported among individuals who had higher trajectories of adolescent media use.

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Media Use During Adolescence Tied to Long-Term Risk for Psychotic Experiences

Media Use During Adolescence Tied to Long-Term Risk for Psychotic Experiences
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Can music therapy improve language development in preterm children by 24 months?

Study reveals inequities in mental health services for justice-involved youth as they age

A new Northwestern University study found that most justice-involved youth with a mental health disorder did not receive needed services during the 16 years after detention. The lack of services was greatest among persons who were Black, male, or had substance use or disruptive behavior disorders.

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