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This past Sunday night, on CBS’s “60 minutes,” the YMCA released “two commercials as part of a rebranding effort that aims to both change the way the public perceives the organization and to raise money.”
According to UNAIDS, approximately 7,500 young women ages 10 to 24 are infected with HIV every week, especially in South Africa, where new analysis shows rates are increasing every year by six percent.
A new study in Australia found that younger children in classrooms are more likely to be prescribed medications for behavioral disorders.
New data from the Aspen Institute shows that the number of children ages 6 to 12 who play sports consistently in the U.S. declined from over 40 percent to less than 37 from 2011 to 2017.
Experiencing certain traumatic events during childhood, such as abuse, poverty, or having a parent with an illness, can have major negative impacts on a child’s mental and physical well-being.
The nonprofit YouthBuild which provides education, counseling and jobs skills for young Americans is being recognized during a segment of The Pulse of St. Louis.
Study conducted by Google and Millward Brown Brown Digital has shown that YouTube holds great potential for driving donations to charitable organization
YouTubers have helped raised more than $10 million in funds for a tree planting initiative called “Team Trees.”
Public health leaders are urging the creation – and maintenance – of an ‘emergency fund’ for disasters that can be drawn from to combat outbreaks of major diseases.
Zika virus has advanced into Puerto Rico – one of the most vulnerable locations in America due to weak access to health-care and lack of basic environmental control services.
Health official in Alabama have reported at least two cases of Zika virus and West Nile virus.