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Many teens still text while driving 43% of American high school students admit to texting while driving, according to a new study.
Do teens who sleep in stay slimmer? The more sleep teens get, the less likely they are to be overweight, a new study finds.
Intense TV watching rises obesity A new study suggests that watching TV intensely makes teens gain weight.
Genes linked to teen smoking While many try cigarettes, genetics might explain who gets hooked, study suggests.
Teens' friends influence school performance High school friendships can influence students' academic performance and progress, according to a new study.
Boys with enlarged breasts suffer low self-esteem Teen boys with a condition that causes them to have enlarged breasts suffer reduced self-esteem, according to a new study.
Family meals nourish teens' mental health Dinners with parents may improve behavior and well-being, study finds.
Teens with happy parents have happy marriages People who experience positive family relationships as teenagers may be more likely to have a better marriage as adults, according to a new study.