Research from the University of the Basque Country highlights the grey areas in coach-athlete interactions that can foster grooming and abuse, emphasising the need for education and safeguarding measures to protect young athletes. A study from the University of the…
A comprehensive review of over 1.9 million individuals reveals that those with ADHD are significantly more prone to gastrointestinal issues, suggesting the need for holistic health approaches in treatment. A large review of research has found that people with attention…
An international study led by Peking University reveals that a simple waist measurement can effectively identify children at risk of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease, offering a low-cost, practical screening method worldwide. A simple waist measurement may help doctors spot…
A comprehensive umbrella review suggests that evidence does not support a direct causal relationship between prenatal paracetamol use and autism or ADHD, highlighting the importance of high-quality studies in this ongoing debate. A new umbrella review has found that the…
Innovative snack options combining protein, fibre, and minimally processed ingredients are emerging as beneficial choices for supporting digestion, stabilising energy, and nourishing the gut microbiome, challenging traditional processed snack preferences. Snacking is often seen as a guilty pleasure, but the…
Children who learn to read emotional danger through silence may carry a burden into adulthood, misinterpreting calm as disapproval and fostering ongoing relationship strain. New research explores how early experiences shape adult sensitivity to quiet cues. Psychologists say some people…
Experts argue that not all foods classified as ultra-processed are unhealthy, emphasising the importance of balanced eating over strict avoidance, including staples like wholemeal bread, cereals, yoghurts, baked beans and plant-based milks. Ultra-processed foods have developed a poor reputation, but…
As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, Taipei Veterans General Hospital Hsinchu Branch unveils a healthier mooncake alternative, addressing concerns over high calorie, sugar, and fat content in traditional treats, with tailored advice for vulnerable groups. As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, dietitians…
A new German study highlights the importance of planning and inhibition in reducing childhood aggression, suggesting broad self-regulation programmes could curb antisocial behaviour during critical developmental years. Children with stronger self-regulation skills may be less likely to follow trajectories linked…
New studies highlight the potential dangers of giving children smartphones before age 12, including higher risks of depression, obesity, and sleep issues, prompting calls for more cautious timing and boundaries. Parents weighing when to give a child a first smartphone…
