This article analyzes the role of psychological and pedagogical factors in ensuring the physical, mental, and social health of youth, particularly students in higher education institutions. It highlights the importance of the educational environment, mentor-student traditions, stress management, and bioethical values in shaping a healthy lifestyle.

youth health, psychological and pedagogical factors, emotional intelligence, healthy educational environment, stress management, mentor-student tradition, information hygiene, cognitive load.

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