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Explosive blasts leave distinct injuries in veterans’ brains, study finds
New research shows that veterans who survived explosive blasts have distinct brain changes, suggesting that these impacts may be to…
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High school athletes need more help with mental health issues
While concussions and physical injuries in high school sports are commanding more attention, young athletes still aren’t getting enough help…
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Program Cuts Teen Substance Use, Behavior Problems
A family-based program helped decrease rates of behavioral problems such as fighting and stealing, as well as drinking and drug…
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The youngest child in a family may be perpetually the baby, according to new research showing that moms literally perceive…
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4 ways to fight seasonal depression naturally
The shorter days of winter can give you the blues, and for some people, it may even lead to Seasonal…
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Exposure to bomb blasts may cause brain injury in vets — without symptoms
In conflict zones such as Afghanistan and Iraq, military personnel are often exposed to intense explosive blasts, which can lead…
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Comedians likely to have psychotic personality traits
Having an unusual personality structure could be the secret to making other people laugh, scientists said on Thursday after research…
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Gun ownership tied to three-fold increase in suicide risk
People may have heightened risks of dying from suicide and murder if they own or have access to a gun,…
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Teens see different consequences from alcohol and pot, study says
Using alcohol leads to unsafe driving and compromised relationships with peers, while using marijuana harms relationships with authority figures, U.S.…
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