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The majority of adolescents worldwide do not meet current physical activity guidelines

Most Teens Worldwide Are Not Exercising Enough

Findings consistent worldwide, with boys regularly more physically active than girls
Two-thirds of parents acknowledge there are barriers to recognizing depression in their own adolescent child

Poll: Parents Cite Barriers to Recognizing Depression in Adolescents

Parents report that one in four teens knows a peer with depression
Prescription opioid use among teens and young adults is higher than expected

~25 Percent of Adolescents, Young Adults Use Rx Opioids

Focus of prevention should include close friends and family members of teens and young adults
Contrary to expectations

Cannabis Use Disorder Has Declined Among Teens, Young Adults

Findings seen among those reporting daily/almost daily use, 2002 to 2016
A history of a clinically resolved

Childhood Episode of Pancreatitis May Up Risk for Diabetes Later

Findings independent of adolescent obesity and further tied to diabetes diagnosis at younger age
The minimum age to buy tobacco and electronic cigarette products in New York State is now 21.

Minimum Age to Buy Tobacco, E-Cigarettes Raised in NY State

State police and Department of Health will conduct undercover investigations of retailers to enforce law
Melanoma incidence seems to be decreasing in adolescents and young adults

Invasive Melanoma Incidence Decreasing in Teens, Young Adults

From 2006 to 2015, melanoma rates increased among adults ≥40 years, decreased in younger populations
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Serious Eating Disorder Possible Even at Normal Body Weight

Markers of malnutrition and psychological problems common with atypical anorexia nervosa
The prevalence of self-reported current electronic cigarette use is high among U.S. middle and high school students

Prevalence of E-Cigarette Use High Among U.S. Preteens, Teens

Most current exclusive e-cig users used flavored e-cigarettes, most often fruit, menthol/mint, candy
Adolescents with emergency department visits for self-harm have increased rates of recurrent self-harm

Risk for Death, Suicide Up in Teens Who Visit ED for Self-Harm

Five-year estimates of health care costs were much higher for teens with self-harm versus controls