Jim Liebelt

Study finds many parents focused on their devices instead of their children.

In every minute of every day, loads of data are being generated. Just how much, you ask?

Children and teens who are bullied may be more likely to think about or attempt suicide, a new study from the Netherlands suggests.

Nearly half of teens who visit a doctor complaining of headache pain walk away with a prescription for a narcotic painkiller, researchers found.

While electronic cigarettes may be marketed as alternatives that will keep teenagers away from tobacco, a study suggests that may not be the case.

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A new Pew Research Center survey finds that 55% of Millennials have posted a “selfie” on a social media site.

A New Jersey honor student suing her parents had her motions for financial support, including high school tuition payment, denied by a judge who...

Young smokers who have smoked more cigarettes have clear differences in their brains compared to lighter smokers, according to a new study.

A new study finds teenagers with bedroom TVs had higher BMIs after four years.

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A new study finds that about 10 percent of high school students who would otherwise be at a low risk for smoking pot say they would use marijuana...

A new study finds that college students with high frequency cell phone use tended to have lower GPA, higher anxiety, and lower satisfaction with...

New research conducted by mobile game recommendation engine PlayPhone finds that 68% of mobile gamers are women.

Preteens who changed schools frequently when they were children are at increased risk of developing psychotic symptoms, a new study suggests.

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The odd argument in front of your children may not seem like a big deal, but new research suggests it could have an effect in later life.

In a new poll, Millennials say they value job mobility, flexible schedules, and the ability to travel and be with friends.