Teens Face Text Neck From Heavy Screen Use
Chicago Tribune reports Athletico clinics warn teens show back and neck pain from constant screen viewing. Physical therapists link limited range of motion in athletes and 60 pound neck strain to handheld devices. Parents like Elaina Towns enforce late night tech curfews to curb damage.
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Four myths about mental illness debunked with real stories
Annie's Lamictal journey shows recovery is possible three years after an episode. Experts debunk myths that you can snap out of illness or that mental illness always means unemployment or violence, noting many recover and work, study, and lead normal lives with treatment and support.
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Sugar and health risks linked to added sugars says expert
Brandon Colby of personalized age management medicine warns that higher sugar intake raises disease risk and AGEs levels, linking sugar to inflammation and cholesterol buildup. He argues sugar’s effects resemble cigarette smoking and notes children are heavily targeted by sugary foods.
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