Study found young female patients were more likely to get all three shots of cervical cancer vaccine

Using electronic health records to issue reminders about human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination for young females significantly increased the number of patients who got the vaccine, which protects against cervical cancer.

Consumer Health Day, May 19 2015

Lack of knowledge related to sexual and reproductive healthissues and high-risk sexual behaviors are common among young minority males, according to findings presented at the 2015 American Urological Association annual meeting.

Renal and Urology News, May 17, 2015

Suicide is the cause of death for a quarter of males aged 20-34.

This shocking statistic, combined with the tragic death of Lil Chris in March, has once again brought the subject of men's mental health to the forefront of conversation. SET has created a video starring celebrities Stephen Fry, Clarke Carlisle, Professor Green, YouTube star Charlie McDonnell, TV presenter Ortis Deley, Deaf Havana frontman James Veck-Gilodi, and comedian Ian Royce, who reveal their daily battles with mental health.

Huffington Post, May 15, 2015

A new survey, however, finds that fast food and junk food marketing is more likely to hit you just right if you're a "dude"-namely, a teenage boy-than if you're a young lady. The most recent findings of the Australian national survey of the dietary and behavioral habits of its high schoolers says so, anyway.

Munchies Vice, May 14 2015

At the Carter Center in Atlanta this week, the first World Summit to End Human Trafficking took place. Coinciding with the event, Atlanta-based organization youthSpark is releasing a new study about the sex trade involving young males.

It's the first ever regarding adolescent boys.

Now 32 and married with two children, he has recently released his debut memoir, That FryBoy,which he hopes will encourage other bullying victims to speak up. "I think one of the messages for young people being bullied or anyone who is being bullied is there's help available," he said. "It might not be from the first person you ask but don't give up, the help will be there."

Daily Telegraph, May 11 2015

Why LGBT Adolescents Are Still More Likely To Face Bullying, Including Social Exclusion And Physical Harm

Lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) adolescents are more likely to be bullied and victimized throughout elementary and high school than heterosexual students, according to new research. "Bullying in general - as has been reported by others - decreases as kids go through school, but the disparity does not," said Dr. Mark Schuster, the lead author of a research letter published in The New England Journal of Medicine.

Huffington Post, May 7 2015