Teen Mental Health

Key Takeaways Teen sleep problems are extremely common and are often biological, not behavioral. The adolescent brain is wired to fall asleep later due to a natural shift in the

Key Takeaways Self-harm is almost always a coping mechanism, not an attempt to die by suicide. Teens who self-harm are typically trying to manage overwhelming emotions, numbness, or stress they

Key Takeaways Drinking too much alcohol can cause a puffy face. Alcohol is a diuretic that paradoxically causes your face to retain water, leading to visible puffiness and bloating, especially

Key Takeaways Persistent shaking can be a sign of alcoholism. Alcohol tremors typically appear within 6 to 24 hours of the last drink, are most noticeable in the hands, and

Key Takeaways  Medical detox is the safest and only recommended way to detox from fentanyl. Attempting to detox alone is dangerous due to fentanyl’s potency, the severity of withdrawal symptoms,

Key Takeaways Fentanyl intoxication does not typically cause aggression. It is a central nervous system depressant, meaning it slows brain activity rather than triggering violent behavior. Aggression and anger are