Rates higher among those aged 18 to 21 years, and more than nine in 10 users found the advice somewhat or very helpful
Findings seen for prompts related to adolescent health emergencies
Increased risk seen for those reporting not enough sleep or interrupted sleep
High traumatic stress symptoms more common in older, female, Hispanic youth and in those with prior mental health diagnoses
Youth with psychological distress more likely to be screened but not advised about tobacco use
The move comes as regulators increase scrutiny of chatbots and their impact on young people’s mental health
Young adults and youth may have increased cigarette use
Short sleep duration, increased sleep onset latency, fragmented sleep all tied to self-harm over time
Significant disparities in accessing treatment seen among teens based on residence, gender, and race
Low adverse childhood experiences and high positive childhood experiences together reduced disordered eating by 20 to 41 percent