When you go to college, you are suddenly surrounded by a large group of people who don’t know right off the bat that you have diabetes. They didn’t grow up with you. They didn’t watch you check your blood sugar and give yourself insulin shots. They don’t know that you can’t stay up all night and do careless or unhealthy things that they simply consider “having fun.”
And in college, it isn’t rare to make new friends every month or semester because classes change or you go to...
Sleeping all day, skipping class, binge drinking – they’re hallmarks of the college experience for many students, but they’re also... Read more »
College campuses have filled up across the country, and most students are excited about starting a new school year. But one in eight will... Read more »
A study of 400 university students and volunteers (University of Virginia) reveals that more than 25% of those surveyed reported symptoms... Read more »
Students with ADHD heading off to college will experience a new set of problems, but these difficulties do not need to signal failure.... Read more »
Starting out in college is a huge transition; for many young people, it represent the first time as a completely independent... Read more »
In the wake of the recent Northern Illinois University shooting and the 2007 Virginia Tech massacre, the trend of taking harsh disciplinary actions... Read more »
The transition from high school to college is challenging for most students, but it can be especially frustrating for teens who have ADHD. The... Read more »
A 30-year analysis of previous research suggests that American college students are less empathetic than they used to be, with the biggest drop in... Read more »
Scientists at the University of Maryland say U.S. college students are hooked on cell phones, social media, and the Internet, and they are showing... Read more »
College students who suffer from depression are twice as likely their nondepressed peers to drop out of college, new research suggests. Investigators... Read more »
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