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Youth who try e-cigarettes more likely to become daily tobacco cigarette smokers: Study

Wednesday, January 13 by ABC News

By DR. NANCY A ANORUO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- E-cigarettes have long been touted by manufacturers as a safe alternative to tobacco cigarettes, but new research adds a dangerous twist, finding e-cigarette use can increase the risk of becoming a daily tobacco... Read More.

As youth hockey emerges as coronavirus threat, families fight to stay in the game

Monday, November 16 by ABC News

By LAURA ROMERO and LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- As the cold weather sets in and coronavirus cases continue to climb, an unlikely winter staple is quietly emerging as a major threat to public health: Youth hockey.In states across the country,... Read More.

Matthew McConaughey shares that he was sexually abused in his youth

Thursday, October 22 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- Matthew McConaughey is opening about his past experiences of sexual abuse. The Academy Award-winning actor shares in his new memoir Greenlights that he was sexually abused multiple times as a teenager. “I was blackmailed into having sex for the first time when I was... Read More.

Texas coach gunned down outside youth football game

Monday, October 12 by ABC News

By BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC News(HOUSTON) -- A Texas high school football coach was gunned down outside a youth football game over the weekend in a confrontation police say stemmed from a family dispute.Derwyn Lauderdale, 29, a football coach and teacher at Travis... Read More.

As COVID-19 cancels most youth sports seasons, some parents pursue legal action

Friday, September 25 by ABC News

By LAURA ROMERO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Every morning, before making breakfast, Chris Tyndorf looks at a sign on the kitchen wall that has become his family's motto: "God, Family, Football."For more than 10 years, Tyndorf’s 14-year-old son has been playing football... Read More.

Fatal surgeries among Black youth force researchers to examine medical bias

Wednesday, August 12 by ABC News

ABC NewsBY: KARMA ALLEN(WASHINGTON) -- Researchers are pointing to an alarming medical study about fatal surgeries among Black youth, saying the data sheds light on why doctors and hospitals should to do more to confront their own biases.The study,... Read More.

The return of baseball and potential for youth arm injuries

Saturday, July 25 by ABC News

Matt_Brown/iStockBy: ERIC MOLLO, ABC News(NEW YORK) – Major league ballplayers have gotten into full swing with the 2020 season officially underway. Even though the pandemic shut down spring training, professional pitchers were still throwing a... Read More.

Black youth have most complaints against NYC police, including 8-year-old arrested for playing with sticks

Monday, June 8 by ABC News

iStock/ChiccoDodiFCBy: BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Amid a series of nationwide protests over police treatment of African Americans, a report released Monday shows that 64% of civilian complaints against New York City police officers were filed by... Read More.

COVID-19 complicates transition for foster youth aging out

Saturday, May 9 by ABC News

chokkicx/iStockBy: AVERI HARPER, ABC News (SAN FRANCISCO) -- When Rosie Portillo reached her 21st birthday in late April, it wasn’t all a celebration. It came with anxiety about how she would keep a roof over her head and food... Read More.

COVID-19 sickens at least 37 children at shelter for undocumented immigrant youth

Saturday, April 18 by ABC News

Ovidiu Dugulan/iStock(CHICAGO) -- A coronavirus outbreak has sickened at least 37 children at a Chicago shelter for unaccompanied and undocumented immigrant youth, and officials there said Thursday that they've been scrambling to test all the children in their care... Read More.

Tobacco company CEOs to face questions on their role in youth vaping epidemic

Wednesday, February 5 by ABC News

Bonnie Halpern-Felsher(WASHINGTON) -- Executives from some of the largest e-cigarette companies are set to face questions about their role in the rising rates of e-cigarette use and nicotine addiction among young people in a congressional hearing on Wednesday.Federal officials... Read More.

Economic status may be a warning sign for youth suicide

Thursday, January 30 by ABC News

Motortion/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Children are taking their own lives at an alarming rate in America, with suicide the second-leading cause of death among 10- to 19-year-olds in the U.S.The trend has impacted all communities, genders and socioeconomic populations --... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: youth

Youth who try e-cigarettes more likely to become daily tobacco cigarette smokers: Study

As youth hockey emerges as coronavirus threat, families fight to stay in the game

Matthew McConaughey shares that he was sexually abused in his youth

Texas coach gunned down outside youth football game

As COVID-19 cancels most youth sports seasons, some parents pursue legal action

Fatal surgeries among Black youth force researchers to examine medical bias

The return of baseball and potential for youth arm injuries

Black youth have most complaints against NYC police, including 8-year-old arrested for playing with sticks

COVID-19 complicates transition for foster youth aging out

COVID-19 sickens at least 37 children at shelter for undocumented immigrant youth

Tobacco company CEOs to face questions on their role in youth vaping epidemic

Economic status may be a warning sign for youth suicide

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