Social media warnings for teens, plus breast cancer survival updates and kids' tummy troubles

Teens are twice as likely to agree with depressive statements compared to a decade ago. Click the article below to learn more. (iStock)

SOCIAL SADNESS – Social media could be fueling the spike in teen depression. Here's what experts say. Continue reading…

MISSING MEDS – Cancer drug shortages continue to impact patients. Continue reading…

TUMMY TROUBLE – Why are so many parents failing to seek help for kids' stomach pain? Continue reading…

One in six parents (17%) said their kids complain of stomach pain on at least a monthly basis — but only 58% of those parents brought up the issue with their pediatricians, according to a new survey. (iStock)

AN ‘EYE’ ON YOUTH – AI technology could help patients reverse their biological age, experts say. Continue reading…

SAY WHAT? – Prevent hearing loss with 6 expert tips. Continue reading…

MORE WILL SURVIVE – Early breast cancer diagnoses mean higher survival rates. Continue reading…

Death rates from breast cancer have been on a steady decline in recent decades — dropping 43% between 1989 and 2020. (iStock)

MS BREAKTHROUGH – This healthy hormone could reverse damage caused by the disease. Continue reading…

WEST NILE SEASON – Here's what you need to know to protect against the mosquito-borne disease. Continue reading…

‘NEVER HESITATED’ – A New York son donated a kidney to save his dad’s life. Continue reading…

"For me, it was never a question," Jonathan Calixto said about donating a kidney to his father. (Jose and Jonathan Calixto)

This article was written by Fox News staff.

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