Longer nightly sleep, more physical activity, trusting relationship with parents were protective factors for unexcused, medical absences
Greater hours of weekday screen time, use of social media associated with weight-related bullying in adolescents
Study of 15-year-olds reveals associations for academic performance and behavioral trouble at school
Disadvantaged social positions linked to harmful work patterns
Differences in methods were seen by sex, age, and race and ethnicity
Higher positive affect, lower perceived stress seen in association with caring for one's body, exercising, and engaging in healthy behaviors
Prevalence was lower in Western versus Southern census regions, in states with regulations, in states with legal adult-use marijuana
Increase seen in proportion of mental health-related visits and in percent of visits with prescription of psychotropic medications
Links also seen for initial concussion symptom severity and preconcussion anxiety
Findings seen for exposure within the past five years, but not 10 years