BOSTON (AP) — Nearly a quarter of high school boys in Massachusetts experienced symptoms of a sports-related traumatic brain injury in the past year while more than six in ten high school seniors who drive admitted texting behind the wheel, according to reports released Friday on youth health behavior.
The reports looked at a range of activities, including smoking, drinking, nutrition and sexual activity.
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