Sexual Content on TV Spurs Teens Into Action
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By Amanda Gardner, HealthDay Reporter    HealthDayNews -- Teenagers who view sexual content on television, even if it only involves characters talking about sex, are twice as likely to start having intercourse in the ensuing year compared with peers who do not watch such content.    Sexual content on TV was also more likely to hasten adolescents' movement from one "base" to another, in other words, from kissing to breast fondling to genital touching and on to oral sex, new research found...
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The popular childrenâs cable network is pushing hard into the online world with a new Web site that will let its young users enter their own world of Internet activities.
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Half of all high school students get news online at least once a week, but teens rate TV the easiest-to-use news source - and the most accurate, says a study out Friday.
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Hide your daughters! The new Âtween marketing force is here, and itÂs perky.
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Teenage lusts curbed by remorseless German technology Korean educational authorities have a bold new plan to curb the ever-rising tide of teenage lustfulness. Students at a middle school (ages 13-15) in southern Seoul are to be watched by robots from this week in a trial security project.â¦
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Pinning responsibility for the controversial reality TV show solely on CBS is too easy. A hard look at the role parents play in blurring the line between adult entertainment and childâs play.
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Young American teenagers are becoming  intimate and having sex at an earlier age than their parents  suspect, according to a new survey.
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NEW YORK  - Teenage fans of TV wrestling are more likely than their peers to be aggressive or take chances with their health, a study suggests.
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A national study released Thursday showed that teenagers whose friends were sexually active were more likely to smoke, drink or use illegal drugs.
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More children and teens are being exposed to online pornography, mostly by accidentally viewing sexually explicit Web sites while surfing the Internet, researchers say
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One might imagine, similarly, that teenage moviegoers would see less television than their more movie-averse peers. But that is not so, according to data from IMMI.
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Many teenage performers are trying to adjust to a new Hollywood, the one that caters to the tween and teenage market.
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Take a peek at MTV's online world, where real teens go to virtually make out  -- and watch real TV.
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This might help explain why teenagers act like, well, teenagers.
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MTV's fiction show effectively evokes the hot, tribal mentality of high school kids who might just redeem their adolescence with sex.
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Teen sex, it turns out, is an issue  at least as old as the dinosaurs.
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By Tracey Wong Briggs  Half of all high school students get news online at least once a week, but teens rate TV the easiest-to-use news source -- and the most accurate, says a study out today.