Teenagers with cancer are not being included in clinical trials which could improve their chances of survival, UK research shows.
teenagersTeens 'miss out' on cancer trialsBBC News | Health | World Edition Thu, 11/27/2008 - 19:41
Teenagers with cancer are not being included in clinical trials which could improve their chances of survival, UK research shows. Study Links Violent Video Games, Hostilitywashingtonpost.com - Health Sun, 11/02/2008 - 23:00
Children and teenagers who play violent video games show increased physical aggression months afterward, according to new research that adds another layer of evidence to the continuing debate over the video-game habits of the youngest generation. Why Should Students Exercise?Health and Fitness: EzineArticles.com Fri, 10/24/2008 - 11:20
There are several stages in the life of a human being and every stage holds prime importance in the life of a person. Study Finds Major Shift in Abortion Demographicswashingtonpost.com - Health Mon, 09/22/2008 - 23:00
The face of women who have abortions has shifted significantly in the past 30 years, with relatively fewer white childless teenagers and more mothers of color in their 20s and 30s opting to terminate their pregnancies, according to a report being released today. Report: Efforts to Reduce Teen Sex, STDs Falteringwashingtonpost.com - Health Wed, 06/04/2008 - 11:11
The nation's campaign to get more teenagers to delay sex and use condoms is faltering, threatening to undermine the highly successful effort to reduce teen pregnancy and protect young people from sexually transmitted diseases, federal officials reported today. 'Fat School'washingtonpost.com - Health Mon, 05/19/2008 - 23:00
For many teenagers at Wellspring Academy of the Carolinas, located at the end of a serpentine dirt road, the remote mountain outpost students call "fat school" is a last-ditch stop in a losing battle that has consumed their lives. Running L8 But CU Soon. Luv, Momwashingtonpost.com - Health Thu, 04/10/2008 - 23:00
OMG. Dat u mom? Yes, it is. Parents are horning in on their teenagers' lives through text messaging. Sending shorthand cellphone messages used to be the province of the younger set -- under the dinner table, in the car, at all hours of the night. |