Sophia Robertson, Digital Media Editor/Contributing Writer, Greensboro NC
July 29, 2021
With around a month left for most of us before school begins again, it’s crucial that we use this free time to improve our mental health. We all know that school adds enormous...
Priscilla Doran, Contributing Writer, Hixson TN
July 11, 2021
All year long, we dream of summer. But as summer fades, the school year takes us by surprise. If you’re someone who hates waiting till the last minute, here are some productive...
Tanya Vidhun, Science Editor/Contributing Writer, Yorba Linda CA
June 28, 2021
As teenagers, when looking into the mirror, there are so many changes we’re going through, although the most noticeable among some of us might be: acne. Around 85% of teenagers...
What The Coming of Spring Holds for Teen Mental Health – A Letter from a Staff Member
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About this time last March, New York City public school students had just been notified that school would be closed for the next five weeks. I remember my friend calling me over the phone, saying “Five...
I Stopped Using Social Media for 3 Months. Here’s How It Changed My Life
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I can’t believe I made it! It was hard, but I made it! How It Happened A few months ago, I opened my eyes at 12 am, unable to sleep. Like a natural response to insomnia, I reached for my phone. I was...
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When mental health is discussed, many professionals bring up options like therapy, self care, and counseling.* However, those aren’t the only choices when it comes to dealing with mental health. If...
Nina Kini, Public Health Editor/Contributing Writer, Placentia CA
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Fun In The Sun: Summer Safety Tips After a long year of distance learning and social gathering restrictions, many families are more eager than ever to pull on their bathing suits and bust out the grill...
Sophia Robertson, Digital Media Editor/Contributing Writer, Greensboro NC
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Classes at local gyms, running with a group of friends, or playing a team sport are all forms of group exercise. Group exercise accomplishes the same thing as individual exercise, which includes lifting...
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Bad posture. The cause of that little ache at the base of your back that won’t go away. It seems that having bad posture is a rite of passage for most teenagers in the 21st century. In the last few decades,...
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Jack O'Connor, Contributing Writer, San Juan Capistrano CA
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The opinions expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Teens for Teen Health. With the ascension of Amy Comey Barret to the Supreme Court, the conservatives have gone...
Sophia Robertson, Digital Media Editor/Contributing Writer, Greensboro NC
January 31, 2021
I have not been in a classroom at my high school since last March. My classmates and I were planning on returning in October, and then that date got pushed back...and again a few weeks later...and again...
Nina Kini, Public Health Editor/Contributing Writer, Placentia CA
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Millions of people worldwide tuned in on November 9, 2020 to hear Dr. Albert Bourla (Pfizer Chairman and CEO) announce that Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine had successfully completed phase 3 clinical trials...
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July 29, 2021 • No Comments
With around a month left for most of us before school begins again, it’s crucial that we use this free time to improve our mental health. We all know that school adds enormous amounts of stress to our everyday lives, and in addition to our classes, many...
Priscilla Doran, Contributing Writer, Hixson TN
April 14, 2021 • No Comments
COVID Vaccine: Safe or Suspect? With two shots released, COVID-19 mRNA vaccinations are a hot topic. While some line up for the shot, others hold back. If you’re not sure what to expect or heard rumors about strange technology, this is your guide...
Sophia Robertson, Digital Media Editor/Contributing Writer, Greensboro NC
January 31, 2021 • No Comments
I have not been in a classroom at my high school since last March. My classmates and I were planning on returning in October, and then that date got pushed back...and again a few weeks later...and again a few weeks later. Now, we have not even been given a...
Nina Kini, Public Health Editor/Contributing Writer, Placentia CA
January 12, 2021 • No Comments
Millions of people worldwide tuned in on November 9, 2020 to hear Dr. Albert Bourla (Pfizer Chairman and CEO) announce that Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine had successfully completed phase 3 clinical trials with more than 90% efficacy in preventing the Covid-19...
Nina Kini, Public Health Editor/Contributing Writer, Placentia CA
August 3, 2020 • No Comments
Schooling in America- The Race to Reopen Grade school is one of the most commonly shared experiences of Americans of all ages, across the country. For most children, schooling- whether it be public, private, online, or at home - begins just after learning...
Opinion: Why the Coronavirus Should be the Catalyst for Getting Rid of Standardized Testing
July 23, 2020
Harvard University’s director of admissions recently announced a temporary...
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With the Covid 19 pandemic growing at an incredible rate to over 7 million cases,...
Prisoners are Not Safe in Covid Era Incarceration Systems
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My fascination with the criminal justice system began in middle school when...
