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WASHINGTON, D.C.-Recently introduced bipartisan legislation would fund training in and access to naloxone for school resource officers, security personnel and nurses, to address the rising rate of adolescent fentanyl overdoses.

Dear Abby: If somebody asks about it, what should I say? Plus: I don't like this girl's cruel jokes.

Abby counsels a reader who feels pressured to join a group outing, but as an introvert, wants to refuse, while a mom is worried about young daughter's joined-at-the-hip relationship

Despite a lack of data, many US adults believe that cannabis is safer than tobacco -- a perception that is growing.

Check out this guide for supporting youth in their social media use.

Drugmakers have begun shipping copycat versions of Takeda Pharmaceuticals drug Vyvanse, which is expected to offset the ongoing shortage of the ADHD medicine in the United States.

New York Times: Advice for parents about anxiety, academics and friend struggles.

Suicide remains the second leading cause of death in young adults, but factors that may predict increased suicide risk have not been characterized.

Discussion on the economic burden of over-counter and prescription drug costs related to acne therapy.

A look at the psychological implications of acne in teenagers and adults.