Young Adult News

Co-living is emerging as a housing option for young adults, with a pilot program announced under Singapore's SG Youth Plan, though concerns about affordability

Young adults are increasingly using anxiety medication to achieve a "drunk" feeling at parties, a trend that is causing division among experts.

A survey by St James's Place revealed that 54% of young adults reported their finances have recently impacted their mental health, with nearly two-fifths of all

Thousands of young people aged 18 to 23 are unaware of and missing out on thousands of dollars in unclaimed government accounts.

The CEO of Aditya Birla Health Insurance emphasizes the importance of health coverage for young adults, noting their low policy uptake despite being a significa

A neuroscientist suggests that the current school system is contributing to a generation of anxious adults. This claim is supported by a survey of over 84,000 c

A cloud kitchen in Hyderabad, founded by Urmila Hemmadi and named A Seat at the Table, is teaching young adults with autism baking and life skills to foster ind

Advertisers are increasingly embracing 'Love Island USA' due to its popularity among young adults, despite its risqué content.

A new Federal Reserve survey reveals that 49% of young adults aged 18 to 29 live with their parents, a 12-point increase since 2019, with many also receiving fi