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As a medical journalist, and creator of Words Can Work®, I help families and communities talk about the public health challenges kids face growing up. Kids who can talk with their parents make healthier decisions. Everyone benefits: children are safer – moms and dads are less stressed and more productive at work and in life.
I’m an affiliated faculty member at Harvard Medical School’s Division on Addiction. I speak nationally and consult to corporations and organizations about effective communication and building connections. Learn more at www.wordscanwork.com.
No wonder marijuana is often called "dope." A new study of 1000 people shows those who started smoking weed before age 18 - when their brains are still developing - had a considerable de ... Read more...
File this under myth busters. A new survey may challenge your perceptions of teens’ sex lives.
Over the last few years, the notion of young people having “friends with benefits” left us imagining (and reading about) teens regularly engaging ... Read more...
Talk about a colossal teachable moment.
There is national disgust over the bullying of 68-year-old Karen Klein, a New York school bus monitor, by four teenage boys.
It was sickening to listen ... Read more...
O.K. We all get it. America’s kids have a serious weight problem.
Lots of people offer solutions.
First Lady Michelle Obama says Let’s Move!
New Y ... Read more...



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