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Slower childhood brain maturation may signal later anxiety and depression

Analysis of nearly 30,000 brain scans suggests delayed thinning of the cortex at age nine may be linked to anxiety and depression by early adolescence, although the finding cannot yet predict risk in individual children. A child’s pace of brain…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
  • Behavioral Research

The timing of brain development may signal future anxiety and depression risk

Analysis of almost 30,000 brain scans suggests that when key regions mature, as well as where they develop, may help explain vulnerability to anxiety and depression in adolescence. A child’s pace of brain development may help reveal whether anxiety or…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
  • Nutritional Science

Why calm routines may stop fussy eating becoming a fixed pattern

Experts say predictable meals, neutral language and repeated low-pressure exposure can help children become more comfortable with unfamiliar foods. Fussy eating is a familiar pressure point for many families, but specialists say it does not have to become a fixed…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
  • Vaccinations

Russia registers first home-grown quadrivalent meningococcal vaccine as doctors stress early protection

A new vaccine covering four meningococcal serogroups has been approved in Russia, highlighting renewed efforts to expand protection against a rapidly progressing infection. Timely vaccination remains one of the most effective ways to guard against several bacterial infections that can…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
  • Nutritional Science

It’s not the sugar rush keeping children awake after Halloween

Late nights, excitement and disrupted routines may be more responsible for Halloween bedtime battles than sweets themselves, but better timing can help children settle. Halloween may be a night of costumes, lanterns and loose routines, but parents do not need…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
  • Vaccinations

Pennsylvania measles outbreak tops 1,300 cases as spread reaches 43 counties

Confirmed cases have risen to 1,317, with 251 hospital admissions and transmission now reported in 43 Pennsylvania counties. Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak has climbed to 1,317 confirmed cases this year, with health officials warning that transmission continues to widen across the…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
  • Behavioral Research

Temperament sets the starting point, not a child’s destiny

Children’s inborn responses to novelty, change and stimulation can shape early behaviour, but relationships, caregiving and experience continue to influence who they become. Parents often notice temperament before they know the word for it. One child greets new people with…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
  • Nutritional Science

Prenatal iron deficiency leaves brain changes after blood levels recover, mouse study finds

University of Rochester researchers found that restoring iron after birth did not fully reverse brain mineral imbalances and gene changes caused by deficiency during early pregnancy. Research from the University of Rochester suggests that low iron during early pregnancy can…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
  • Clinical Disorders

When sadness stops easing: the warning signs of clinical depression

Sadness often follows a specific setback and fades with time, while major depressive disorder can persist for weeks or longer, disrupt daily life and require professional treatment. Sadness is a familiar human response to disappointment, loss or stress, but clinicians…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
  • Child Development

Why a child’s temperament is a starting point, not a life sentence

Children may be born with distinctive ways of responding to the world, but responsive parenting and a supportive environment can shape how those traits develop. Temperament is often visible before a child can speak for themselves: one baby settles easily,…

  • apxadmin
  • October 22, 2026
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