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French study suggests RSV monoclonal antibody offers only one season of protection for infants

While nirsevimab significantly reduces hospitalisations during the first RSV season, French researchers find its protective effect diminishes sharply by the following year, highlighting timing considerations for infant immunisation strategies. Babies given the RSV monoclonal antibody nirsevimab are much less likely…

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  • August 10, 2026
  • Extracurricular Activities

How sports are shaping the leadership skills of the next generation

Organised sports go beyond recreation, serving as vital training grounds for developing teamwork, discipline, resilience, and decision-making , essential traits for future leaders. Sports are often treated as recreation, a way for children to burn energy, chase trophies or enjoy…

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  • August 10, 2026
  • Nutritional Science

Teenagers' sugar intake linked to long-term cholesterol and metabolic risks

New research highlights the lasting impact of high added sugar consumption during teenage years, increasing the risk of cardiovascular and metabolic issues into adulthood. Experts warn that hidden sugars in processed foods can undermine health, urging moderation and label vigilance.…

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  • August 10, 2026
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Early oseltamivir treatment reduces ICU admissions and speeds recovery in children, large US study finds

A comprehensive nationwide study demonstrates that prompt use of oseltamivir in children with flu significantly lowers ICU admissions and shortens hospital stays, reinforcing current treatment guidelines amid concerns of declining antiviral use. A large nationwide study has found that children…

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  • August 10, 2026
  • Clinical Disorders

Using data-driven advocacy to transform IEP meetings and improve outcomes

Parents aiming for meaningful change in special education plans are being encouraged to strengthen their case with organised, relevant evidence that links a child’s needs to data, shifting the focus from good intentions to impactful outcomes. Many parents of children…

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  • August 10, 2026
  • Behavioral Research

Shaping emotional intelligence: new insights into effective parenting strategies

Research by psychologist John Gottman highlights how nurturing emotional resilience in children hinges on empathetic responses, boundary-setting, and modelling self-regulation, challenging the idea that shielding children from discomfort fosters emotional growth. A child’s emotional intelligence is not built by shielding…

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  • August 10, 2026
  • Behavioral Research

New research reveals how destructive parental conflict harms children’s emotional well-being

Emerging studies highlight that how parents handle disagreements, rather than the disagreements themselves, significantly impacts children’s development, emphasising the importance of peaceful conflict resolution and emotional restraint at home. Children are always taking in more than adults realise. Psychologists and…

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  • August 10, 2026
  • Behavioral Research

Movement-based mindfulness techniques are transforming children’s ability to focus in the classroom

A new approach to children’s attention involves integrating movement, breathing, and play into mindfulness practices, offering a playful and effective way to enhance focus from preschool to school age. Children’s attention is under pressure, but a growing body of classroom…

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  • August 10, 2026
  • Extracurricular Activities

Parents shift away from modern parenting trends towards pragmatic and cautious approaches

A quiet revolution in parenting is underway as families reconsider trends like gentle parenting, social media sharing, and structured schedules, favouring boundaries, privacy, and unstructured play for healthier child development. What once looked like modern parenting wisdom is now being…

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  • August 10, 2026
  • Behavioral Research

Cleveland Clinic experts advocate gradual sleep schedule reset to ease children back to school

As the new school year approaches, Cleveland Clinic sleep specialist Dr. Brian Chen emphasises the importance of gradually adjusting children’s bedtimes to promote better sleep, mood, and focus among students. As the new school year approaches, Cleveland Clinic sleep specialist…

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