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Study: Maternal vitamin D influences pubertal timing in boys

A new population-based follow-up study has suggested mothers’ intake of vitamin D supplements might impact the age at which male children reach puberty milestones. ....

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Study: Maternal vitamin D influences pubertal timing in boys

Study: Maternal vitamin D influences pubertal timing in boys
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Study shows both parents and peers play a role in greater alcohol use among adolescents who experience early puberty

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Research shows that children who experience puberty earlier than their peers are more likely to begin drinking alcohol at a young age and early alcohol exposure is also known to be related to alcohol dependence later in life. Specifically, adolescents who mature early are two to three times more likely to drink than other youth. In addition, early maturing girls are two to three times more likely to drink until intoxication and three times as likely to have an alcohol use disorder. A new study examined why early developing 14-year-old adolescents are more likely to drink alcohol compared to those whose pubertal development is on-time or late. The findings show these adolescents are more likely to have peers who drink alcohol and are also given greater permission to drink by their parents. ....

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