Smartphone Use Reduces Academic Performance, Study Finds
New PISA report reveals link between smartphone use in school and lower grades, particularly in math.
New PISA report reveals link between smartphone use in school and lower grades, particularly in math.
People who never used e-cigarettes were 1.5 times more likely to begin using after receiving coupons.
New findings indicate a significant decrease in suicidal ideation in patients taking the drug for obesity and Type 2 diabetes.
Following the 2019 Kratom Consumer Protection Act, restrictions remain nuanced at the state level.
Recovering from traumatic events takes incredible courage, patience, and work. Having compassion for yourself and utilizing available resources makes a huge difference.
Attorneys for the estate of the late Sandra Sultzer claim that Intuitive Surgical Instruments failed to warn patients that its ‘da Vinci’ robot had a known defect that could cause it to “leak” electricity, potentially burning internal organs and causing other injuries.
On-site school mental health resources and support should be more readily available through targeted funding efforts.
Kava enthusiasts and advocacy groups commend Hawaii’s decision to grant the plant GRAS status.
The wide availability of the RSV vaccine is causing more elderly people to get regular check-ups.
In states where sex education is not mandated, there tends to be a higher number of teen pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.