A new partnership between Ninja and Citron in the UAE aims to simplify school lunch routines with practical solutions and creative recipes, reflecting a shift towards convenience and healthy family habits during the academic season. As the new school term…
India’s health authorities recommend exclusive breastfeeding for six months and home-cooked complementary foods thereafter, warning against unnecessary supplements amid a booming market and potential nutritional risks. India’s child nutrition guidance is clear: breast milk and ordinary home-cooked food should do…
Researchers at the University of Virginia have identified a brain-signal pattern that may help explain the variability in communication difficulties among autistic children and teenagers, offering new insights into the neural mechanisms underlying everyday social interactions. Researchers at the University…
Emerging studies reveal that teenage addiction risk is shaped by a complex interplay of biological, environmental, and behavioural factors, underscoring the importance of targeted prevention strategies. Most teenagers who try alcohol or drugs do not go on to develop addiction,…
A new review underscores the growing prevalence of eating disorders among schoolchildren and emphasises the critical role of early identification and prevention in educational settings to combat a global health concern. Eating disorders and broader disordered eating are increasingly recognised…
A deadly measles epidemic in Bangladesh has resulted in over 1,090 deaths since March, with authorities racing to contain the surge amid ongoing vaccination challenges and rising case numbers. Bangladesh’s measles outbreak has now claimed 1,096 lives, according to the…
Parents and caregivers are increasingly turning to video modelling as a practical, adaptable approach to teach daily routines and foster independence in children with autism, supported by recent research highlighting its effectiveness and versatility. Video modelling is emerging as a…
A meta-analysis of 27 studies suggests educational drama can enhance creativity, critical thinking, and communication among students, though results vary and more rigorous research is needed. Educational drama may help students build creativity, critical thinking and social skills, according to…
A large nationwide study in China reveals that frequent consumption of sugary drinks and higher levels of central fat are associated with increased mental health symptoms among teenagers, especially girls, highlighting the need for targeted health strategies. Chinese adolescents who…
A comprehensive meta-analysis reveals that more physically active adolescents are less prone to mobile phone overuse, with resilience serving as a key mediating factor. The findings highlight the importance of combined behavioural and psychological strategies in promoting healthier digital habits…
