The FDA has pulled the plug on e-cigarette sales to minors. It’s now
illegal to sell e-cigarettes or any tobacco product to anyone under 18
and manufacturers are not allowed to promote e-cigarettes as a healthy
alternative to smoking. Surveys show 70-percent of users continue to
smoke tobacco cigarettes and may be using e-cigarettes to avoid
no-smoking laws. Source Link
Meat
lovers may have less time to enjoy those steaks and burgers. A study
found that people who ate more red meat and processed red meat had a
higher risk of early death than those who got their protein mainly from
plant sources. It’s not all bad news for meat eaters because chicken
didn’t have the same connection to early death. Source Link
When
it comes to the online habits of teens, social media could be a problem
but gaming might be good for them. Researchers found that students who
played online games daily scored higher in math and science testing.
Those who chatted online or used Facebook every day had lower test
scores in math. Source Link