Wellbutrin For Teen Boys
A study of 3,000 boys who had been in car accidents suggests that those who have ADHD are more than a third more likely to be in a car accident than others their age. Experts say distraction is probably to blame, and they urge young drivers who have ADHD to be particularly careful about minimizing distractions, using a seatbelt, and maintaining a legal speed.
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Study: Heavy work boosts teen boys' arthritis risk
According to a new study, teenage boys who perform heavy farm work may have stiffer bones than other boys their age, and this may cause them to be... Read more »
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