Good — and bad — news about today's teens - Harvard Health

Good — and bad — news about today's teens - Harvard Health

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The results of the 2015 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey, suggests that few teens are smoking cigarettes, having sex, getting into physical fights, and drinking less soda. This good news is tempered by concerning trends, for example fewer adolescents use condoms when they do have sex, and more of them are

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