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Sizzurp: It’s Not Cool
Sara Bellum
June 13, 2013
In recent months, gossip magazines have reported on Justin Bieber’s erratic behavior, such as wearing a gas mask, fainting at a London concert, and traveling with a mo Read More »
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Have Questions About Drug Abuse and Addiction? NIDA Has Answers
January 22, 2013
As part of National Drug Facts Week, NIDA scientists host Drug Facts Chat Day, an all-day online chat. Read More »
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Parents: Can They Deter Teens' Online Risky Behavior?
January 17, 2013
In 5th grade, I was the victim of cyberbullying, when a classmate wrote hurtful instant messages about me. Shortly after, social networking became the rage, and sexting and cyberbullying became more prevalent. Read More »
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Optogenetics: An Enlightening Experience in High School Research
January 15, 2013
I remember my sophomore year in high school, feeling a life-changing moment of excitement when I read Dr. Read More »
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Don't Be Fooled -- Even Your Phone App Could Be Advertising
January 10, 2013
As more and more people use smartphones, a world of virtual games, social networking, and fun apps are at their fingertips 24/7. Photo-sharing and exercise-tracking apps can be useful and fun. Others, though, may have devious intentions, like trying to get you hooked on smoking. Read More »
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Great Leaders: Not Just Historical Figures
January 08, 2013
“Today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders.” I know, I know—you’ve heard that before. However, I’m here to tell you that this statement is not entirely true. Today’s young people can be today’s leaders. Read More »
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