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Why some teen brains may be hardwired to make risky choices and more health news

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Great reads from the wellness beat to keep you and your family empowered, inspired and well-informed.

Great reads from the wellness beat to keep you and your family empowered, inspired and well-informed.

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Here are today's top stories on the wellness beat, compiled with the health and safety of your family in mind.

For analysis of new research, insights into the work of wellness reporter Kelsey Dallas and more great articles, follow the Facebook page "I Love Being Healthy."

Physical health

The birth rate went up in the U.S. last year for the first time since 2007, The Washington Post

It’s not me, it’s you: When it’s time to break up with your doctor, U.S. News & World Report

This is the only sunscreen article you need to read, Time

Mental well-being

Why some teen brains may be hardwired to make risky choices, NPR

Mental illness, addiction: Mother takes on ‘broken system,' CNN

A productivity expert wants you to do nothing, New York Magazine

Spiritual wholeness

Unused embryos pose difficult issue: What to do with them, The New York Times

Americans’ confidence in religion hits a new low, Religion News Service

International Yoga Day: Can a country own a spiritual practice?, Big Think

Email: kdallas@deseretnews.com Twitter: @kelsey_dallas