Tag #Youth Health

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Vaping's Irreversible Harm: A Global Health Crisis Among Youth

A surge in vaping among European teenagers, reaching 22 percent among 15-16 year olds, is causing serious health concerns, linked to cardiovascular issues, lung damage, and increased cancer risk, reversing decades of declining smoking rates and raising alarm among health officials.

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Italian Association Combats Youth Substance Abuse Through Education

The Italian association Oddpss combats misinformation about substance abuse through its IN-Dipendenza program, educating students, parents, and educators on the dangers of cannabis, nicotine, video games, alcohol, and compulsive behaviors, culminating in a May 26th event in Sanremo promoting prevent...

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Young People with Long Covid Face NHS Support Challenges

In the UK, two million people suffer from long Covid, with young people facing significant challenges accessing NHS support and experiencing debilitating symptoms that hinder their education and daily lives, as exemplified by Kaylee (17) and Bethan (20).

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Global Adolescent Health Crisis: 1.1 Billion Youth at Risk by 2030

A Lancet Commission report reveals that by 2030, over half of the world's adolescents (nearly 1.1 billion aged 10-24) will live in countries with high rates of preventable health problems like HIV, early pregnancies, depression, and poor nutrition, while obesity and mental health issues are also ris...

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Australia's Young Adults Face Oral Health Crisis Due to Lack of Medicare Coverage

A University of Melbourne study found a sharp decline in dental attendance among young Australians aged 15-20, linked to the end of child dental benefits at 17 and a lack of affordable care; experts urge policy reform to address this vulnerability gap and include dental in Medicare.

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