In 2000, Harvard researchers wrote that teenage girls who "drink soda pop have three times the risk of bone fractures compared with those who don't drink carbonated beverages." Increased soda ...

Data shows why such concerns these days go beyond fretting over a teen potentially puffing on pot, with the rise of fentanyl fueling record-high fatal overdose totals in the U.S. and research ...

Teenagers could get easily addicted to alcohol. They might think it is a good way to release stress and forget their unhappiness, but once drinking alcohol becomes a habit, it is very hard to quit.