A new study finds that ren and teens who spend more time on social media feel worse about their lives

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The verdict is still out on whether social media is damaging to the mental health of teens. This is in part due to the lack of research. Some studies show that online connections with small groups of people can be beneficial to teens, while other research points to a rise in symptoms of anxiety, depression, and eating disorders.

Mar 29, 2017 · A new study shows how trauma in a woman’s teen years can raise the risk of depression during menopause.

ADHD – how it can affect teenagers Secondary college and ADHD. Someone with ADHD may begin to fall way behind other people of the same age at college, even though they would be able to do well if their ADHD was under control.

Music and teenagers go hand-in-hand. Most teens today have music with them on-the-go almost everywhere, and they listen to about 2 1/2 hours of music every

Aug 20, 2015 · Continued. But nearly all research involving eating habits and mental health has focused more on depression and anxiety. And there’s no direct evidence yet that diet can improve depression or any other mental disorder, although a trial to determine this is now underway.

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May 19, 2014 · The debate over whether the use of mobile technology found in smartphones has an effect on brain development in ren and teens has been an ongoing concern of parents and educators. With the widespread use of this technology, the question remains whether the use of such phones can lead to long