News in Brief Protecting Adolescent Drug Users From Long-Term Damage Using drugs at a young age can permanently modify your brain chemistry, but researchers are working to change that. Lauren Mackenzie Reynolds
Social Justice The Power of Soda Trumps All Sorry, San Francisco: A team of researchers report that, for adolescents, health warning labels are effectively negated by an ad’s imagery. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Shackling Juveniles in the Courtroom Pediatricians and psychologists say unnecessary restraints can traumatize kids and encourage worse behavior. Lauren Kirchner
Social Justice From the System to the Street The factors and figures behind the so-called “foster care to prostitution pipeline” Lauren Kirchner
News in Brief How Can We Prevent False Confessions From Kids and Teenagers? A new study shows that most cops use the same interrogation techniques on both adults and juveniles—and why that needs to change. Lauren Kirchner