Special Reports
USC Study Implicates Flavored e-cigs in the Teen Vaping Epidemic
Sweet and fruity e-cigs associated with heavier use. A USC study has found that teens who vape candy- or fruit-flavored e-cigarettes are more likely to stick with the habit and vape more heavily, implicating flavors in the teen vaping epidemic.
Schools Have Critical Role to Play in Supporting Adolescents Fleeing Armed Conflict
Obesity Exacerbates Many Causes of Death, But Risks are Different for Men and Women
Mapping International Drug Use Through the World's Largest Wastewater Study
A Boy who started His Own Recycling Business at 3
Insurance for the Citizens of California on the Issue of Wildfire
Most Amazing Bookstores in the World that You Need to Visit
Years of Education May Impact Drinking Behavior and Risk of Alcohol Dependence
By Staff Reporter
Consumers: Online Restaurant Reviews are Not All Equal
By Staff Reporter
Entrepreneurs: Get the Trademark to Succeed, Research Says
By Staff Reporter
Workout for Back Pain Everyone Must Know
By Staff Reporter
Egg-Freezing for Career Women with Family Dreams
By Staff Reporter
Babies Understand Counting Years Earlier Than Believed
By Staff Reporter
Young Universities in Asia are Strongly Represented in Rankings for High-quality Research Output
By Staff Reporter
Herbs to Manage Estrogen Dominance can Stop Women Anxiety
By Staff Reporter
