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Gen Z is learning about Russia's invasion of Ukraine on TikTok. Why creators say it's critical to speak about the conflict 'in their language'
"It's easier for people to understand things when it's put in their language, but also explained with the references that they actually understand," one creator tells Yahoo Life.
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Skinny jeans are canceled, Gen-Z says. But is the skintight trend really dead?
Gen Z is embroiled in a fashion battle with older generations on TikTok after deeming skintight denim out of style.
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How the coronavirus and this moment will affect the generations differently — especially Gen Z
A generations expert tells Yahoo Life that the COVID-19 pandemic and mass protests will particularly affect people born between 1996 and 2015.
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The best holiday gifts for millennials, picked by millennials
Millennials are notoriously difficult to shop for, but we've got you covered, with great gift ideas right from millennials' mouths!
- Yahoo Life
Meet the millennial doctor using TikTok to help teens stop vaping
A 29-year-old doctor from Minnesota is using social media platform TikTok to educate teens about the dangers of vaping.
- People
When It Comes to Dating, Millennials Put Politics Over Good Sex: Survey
Millennial Daters Care More About Politics Than Sex: Survey
Yahoo LifeThis cancer is on the rise in young adults — and doctors don’t know why
If you were born in 1990, you have twice the risk of colon cancer and four times the risk of rectal cancer compared to someone born around 1950, according to a study.
- WWD
Aging Millennials Soothe Themselves With Childlike Fashions
Financially beleaguered and creeping into their 30s, Millennials find a welcome escape in clothing and accessories that remind them of their youth.
- InStyle
Why So Many Millennial Women Are Asking for Prenups
You wouldn’t go into any other legal contract without protection, why would you treat marriage differently?
- Yahoo Life
7 ways to reduce your risk of colon cancer
Almost half of all U.S. colorectal cancers each year could be prevented with lifestyle changes, from certain types of exercise to fiber-rich foods.
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'There is an air of shame': Why are periods still a taboo topic?
Period shame — a sense of embarrassment about a woman's menstrual cycle — is pervasive.
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Why these millennials are organizing over 500 walkouts to vote: 'This election is ours to win'
Future Coalition is staging over 500 walkouts for millenials to vote. “We’re taking back control of the country. And if you don’t have the answers — well, we do.”
- Yahoo Life
Millennials are causing the divorce rate to drop: Here's why
The data, which comes courtesy of University of Maryland Professor Philip N. Cohen, found that the divorce rate dropped 18 percent from 2008 to 2016.
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Millennial gets backlash for saying she wants kids over a career
In an essay on LoveWhatMatters.com, Emmie Pombo says she doesn’t know what she wants to do for work because “nothing appeals to me more than raising a family and being a good wife.”
- Yahoo Life
Young people are drinking themselves to death in record numbers
Researchers from the University of Michigan have found evidence that alcohol is fueling deaths from liver failure in the U.S. — specifically among those ages 25 to 34.
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Study suggests that millennials are more depressed during pregnancy than women 25 years ago
Young women whose mothers were depressed during pregnancy are also more likely to have prenatal depression.
- Cosmopolitan
Look at This Millennial Pink Coffin Inflatable!
You'll be... dying to take this on your next beach trip.
- Yahoo Life
Baby boomers seeking immortality are considering blood transfusions from millennials
At a recent "luxury luncheon" in Florida a former mortician touted young people's blood as the secret to extending life.
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Men's wellness brand 'hims' is here to fix the embarrassing ailments men don't want to talk about
Men’s brand hims is here to offer men’s health treatments with a healthy amount of high-design and trendy marketing.
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She answered a job ad in 1984 with 'no intention of staying' — but then she made history
Millennials move from job to job in order to climb the ladder. For other generations, this was not the norm. Just ask Jackie Pettyjohn, who has been at her job for 32 years, working the night shift as a train engineer for 20 of them.
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Custodian worked graveyard shift for 23 years for the best reason
Millennials move from job to job in order to climb the ladder. But for baby boomers and other generations, this was not the norm. Just ask Fred Vautour, and his 5 college-grad kids.
- Business Insider
Millions of college students are so terrified of loans they're turning to 'Sugar Daddies' for help paying for school
A growing number of students are turning to dating sites to find Sugar Daddies and Mommas for help with college costs. The student debt crisis in the US has gotten so bad, there's a growing group of young women — and some men — who are taking an unconventional approach to paying for college. Through dating websites like SeekingArrangement.com, Sugar Babies, as they're called, partner up with wealthy, often older, men who want to spend money on them.
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What the death of print magazines means to millennials
According to Women’s Wear Daily, Condé Nast announced it will discontinue Teen Vogue’s print edition, which had only been publishing quarterly since…
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Millennials are happy spending $3,146 on Gucci bags
Gucci is the most popular luxury brand among millennials, who are willing to spend thousands on its products. Here's why.
- Yahoo Life
Vain Millennial Men Still Need Mommy to Shop for Them, Says Survey
A recent poll conducted by a men's clothing startup finds that millennial men are vain about their butts and are still getting shopping help from their moms.
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Surveys Say Millennial Men May Prefer Housewives ... But Do They Really?
It might seem like each generation becomes more progressive than the last, but new studies suggest that millennials might be turning back the clock.