Research

Talking to your teen about sex is essential, and it’s never too early to start.

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The rate of present-day pedestrian fatalities is highest in neighborhoods that were historically redlined.

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The Veterans Crisis Line plays a critical role in supporting veterans and reducing their risk of suicide, with many seeking additional treatment and behavioral health resources after contacting the line.

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Poor oral health can have devastating health consequences, but accessing appropriate dental care can be difficult, especially for elderly Americans.

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The availability of school-based mental health services varies geographically, with rural and suburban areas being less likely to offer diagnostic assessments and treatment services than urban areas.

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Farming is one of the most dangerous occupations in the United States. To better train farmers and enhance agricultural safety, virtual reality technology is being used with promising results.

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In the first large-scale study examining anti-tobacco campaigns on social media, people responded more positively to messaging about the negative affects of smoking on the lives of those they care about most.

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Having strong neighborhood cohesion – or the perception of trust and connectedness between neighbors – can serve as protection for older adults against the assumed negative impacts of living alone.

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In the U.S., victims of economic abuse with low financial literacy face additional barriers to establishing the financial stability necessary to leave abusive relationships. Important lessons for supporting these victims may be found abroad.

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An addition of just 20 electric vehicles per 1,000 people can improve local lung health and air quality.

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