NEW STUDY SHOWS SUICIDAL IDEATION IN TEENS IS DECLINING, BUT RISKS REMAIN

There’s some good news in recent mental health data to report. Suicidal Ideation behaviors among teens have declined, but experts warn that there is still a lot of work to do. Sad teen. FREEPIK.COM A new report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) shows that suicidal thoughts among U.S. teens have … Read more

15 of the safest suburbs in Texas, according to 2025 study

Austin – A recent study found that the suburbs that were considered the safest in the state of Lun Star, and provided many Central Texas cities. SmartassetThe Financial Technology Company said it classified the cities within 45 minutes by car from a major city. “While the costs are often a major factor for families that … Read more

NEW STUDY WARNS TOO MUCH SCREEN TIME COULD BE PUTTING KIDS’ HEART HEALTH AT RISK

If your child or teen is spending hours scrolling TikTok or gaming into the night, a new study suggests it might be doing more than just messing with their sleep, it could be quietly putting their heart health at risk. Teen in bed on smartphone. FREEPIK.COM According to a new research study, published Journal of … Read more

NEW STUDY WARNS AGAINST SMARTPHONES FOR KIDS UNDER 13, BUT, WHAT IF THEY HAVE ONE?

A new global study is reigniting the debate around smartphones and young kids and the findings are hard to ignore, especially if they already have one.  Kids making a video with smartphone. FREEPIK.COM Published in the Journal of Human Development and Capabilities, the study analyzed data from over two million people across 163 countries. It … Read more

NEW STUDY FINDS THAT 28% OF BLACK WOMEN REPORTED DISCRIMINATION DURING MATERNITY CARE

Let’s be real, in 2025, Black women still aren’t getting the maternal health care they deserve when bringing a new life into the world. Pregnant mother. PEXELS.COM Across the pond, a powerful new report from the U.K. is turning heads, creating a much-needed uproar. The Black Maternity Experiences Survey by Five X More, named after … Read more

Austin ranked in top 5 cities for recent college grads to find a job, study says

Austin (KXAN) – New university graduates who enter the labor market can shoot the Austin Metro after it has been classified as one of the five best cities to find work, according to A new study by ADPSalary services provider. Other cities in the first five places include Rally, North Carolina; Milwoki, Wisconsin; Baltimore, Maryland … Read more

People should evacuate Berkeley Hills during extreme fire weather: study

(Crohn) – New study It is recommended that the residents of Berkeley hills sit during extreme weather instead of waiting for the fire. The study highlights that evacuation It can take up to four hours Once the fire begins, depending on the day, time and month. “The idea of going out before separation is not … Read more

NEW STUDY SUGGESTS YOU CAN PREDICT INTELLIGENCE AT 7 MONTHS

According to a new study from the University of Colorado Boulder, researchers now say it could be possible to predict how well a person will perform on a cognitive test in their 30s as early as seven-months-old. Baby reading a book. FREEPIK.COM Yes, you read that right! Seven months. In one of the most ambitious … Read more

NEW STUDY SUGGESTS SOME BABIES MIGHT CRY MORE BECAUSE IT IS IN THEIR DNA

A new Swedish study is giving sleep-deprived parents everywhere a little grace. The research, published in JCPP Advances, suggests that genetics plays a major role in how much babies cry, meaning some little ones may just come into the world wired for more crying. Baby crying. FREEPIK.COM Using data from nearly 1,000 sets of twins … Read more

These U.S. cities are the most stressed in 2025, according to recent study

The Americans are emphasized. This is clear. But a new study from Wallethub shows that stress levels vary greatly depending on the place where people live. The study compared 182 American cities through 39 main standards to determine the place where the Americans adapt to better and worse with stress in 2025. The study has … Read more