Teens Who Text and Drive Take Even More Risks
More than 4 in 10 teens admit to texting while driving, and those that do are more likely to engage in other risks while driving. Read the full article here.
More than 4 in 10 teens admit to texting while driving, and those that do are more likely to engage in other risks while driving. Read the full article here.
Common Sense Media suggests that smartphone rules are for parents, too. Read the full article here.
Sending digital, sexually explicit material – otherwise known as sexting – is on the rise. Read the full article here.
CDC research shows that 31 percent of drivers are texting behind the wheel. Read the article here.
Researchers find that teens are open to receiving health-related texts, especially if the information presented is interactive and includes links or quizzes. Read the full article here.
New photo-sharing app Snapchat has become highly popular among teens, but it’s raising concern among parents that it may be offering teens a false sense of security about sending compromising photos. Watch the video report here.
A new study suggests that teenagers are 26 times more likely to send text messages while driving than their parents expect. Read the full article here.
Round-the-clock communication is taking its toll on teenagers and experts say the problem stems from smartphones and tablets. Read the full article here.
Research published in Pediatrics, the Official Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Download the article as a .pdf here.
NPR’s Health Blog takes a look at distracted driving and how teens are at risk. Read the full article here.