A new UN FAO report reveals Pakistan’s food issues are more about dietary composition and affordability of nutritious foods than mere calorie availability, urging a policy shift towards healthier diets to combat malnutrition and long-term health problems. Pakistan’s struggle with…
A recent publication by the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Buenos Aires provides practical guidance for recognising warning signs of suicidal behaviour in young people, emphasising the importance of timely intervention to save lives. When a young person…
Parents are advised to recognise warning signs such as deformity, inability to move, and head trauma that require immediate medical attention, even in seemingly minor injuries, to prevent long-term damage. A child who stumbles off the pitch, favours an ankle…
A pioneering study reveals elevated toxic chemicals in the baby teeth of children with autism, raising questions about early-life environmental impacts and highlighting the need for further research into chemical exposures and development. A pilot study from the University of…
A child in Montana died from Hib infection in September, reigniting concerns over vaccine coverage and the preventable nature of this deadly disease. A child in Montana died in September from complications of Hib infection, the state public health department…
Parents can streamline accessing paediatric physical therapy by understanding referral pathways, insurance requirements, and how to choose the right clinician, ensuring timely and effective treatment for their child’s needs. Getting physical therapy for a child often starts with a simple…
As the Catskills enjoy one of their most vivid autumn seasons yet, chef Alison Roman shares her personal adaptation of nutritious toddler meals, blending regional beauty with culinary innovation. As the western Catskills move through one of their brightest stretches…
Emerging findings indicate that while ultra-processed foods may not spike blood sugar sharply, they can still elevate insulin levels, potentially affecting long-term metabolic health and increasing diabetes risk. Ultra-processed foods may not raise blood sugar as sharply as many people…
A new research from UBC highlights how even minor post-infection problems may significantly influence vaccine coverage policies, urging a broader view beyond immediate illness impacts. A new modelling study from the University of British Columbia suggests that even relatively small…
A decades-long Australian study reveals that children with better endurance fitness may enjoy lower depression risks in adulthood, highlighting the importance of encouraging physical activity from a young age. New research suggests that children who are fitter in an endurance…
