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While the warmer months can be full of fun and relaxation, they can also be a time of unpredictability, with more risks for injury.

Chronic conditions like diabetes are not just killing older people, they're coming for the young. The threat from noncommunicable diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer is real and rising—and now is the time to ensure meaningful youth engagement in the fight against NCDs and their risk factors.

1 in 3 children in the U.S. live in a home with at least one firearm. We can save lives by normalizing conversations about guns in the home and how they’re stored.

 To help address the teen mental health crisis, some researchers are teaching mindfulness and coping strategies in schools—and delivering resilience that extends beyond the classroom.

Philosopher and a historian of science Kelle Dhein challenges scientists to “write something personal the next time you’re faced with a personal statement.”

Gilda A. Barabino, president of Olin College of Engineering, shares the story of how she confronted racism in the classroom as a young girl.

Award will support expansion of Family Spirit home-visiting program with 20 new sites and development of 20 Indigenous playspaces with U.S. and global communities

A health services researcher and psychologist, her work focuses on mental health equity for adolescents and young adults.

In a small controlled trial, sixth- and seventh-graders saw gains in knowledge about sexual abuse as well as intention to avoid or prevent sexual abuse with younger children

Respecting the Circle of Life incorporates concepts important to Indigenous communities to help young people reduce pregnancy and STI risks.

The hygiene hypothesis says exposure to germs helps kids develop healthy immune systems. But many viruses didn’t circulate as widely during the pandemic. Are there downsides to missed infections?