Research at the University of Chichester in collaboration with Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity reveals encouraging signs that early, tailored family support can significantly improve outcomes for children under six with conditions such as cerebral palsy and genetic disorders. Researchers…
A recent study reveals that major AI language models can provide broadly reliable information to parents about adolescent anorexia nervosa, but their advice remains inconsistent and incomplete, highlighting the need for professional oversight in high-risk health issues. A new study…
A recent study suggests that mobile-first interventions, including social networking features, could significantly improve treatment access and outcomes for adolescents at risk of eating disorders, offering a promising alternative to face-to-face care. The latest trial of a mobile app for…
A new U.S. study based on the 2022-2023 National Survey of Children’s Health reveals that nearly one-third of young people with neuropsychiatric conditions exhibit disordered eating behaviours, emphasising the urgent need for routine screening and early intervention. A new U.S.…
Research from Sweden reveals that girls with a family history of anorexia show increased rates of anxiety, autism spectrum traits, and other psychiatric conditions before any eating disorder diagnosis, highlighting the importance of early monitoring. A new study of daughters…
Research highlights the importance of playful, stress-free environments for children’s development, emphasising that exploration, social interaction, and patience build vital skills for later success, challenging traditional pressure-driven methods. Children do not learn best when every moment feels like a test.…
The European Commission has authorised the use of Bavarian Nordic’s Imvanex vaccine for children aged 2 to under 12, marking a significant advancement in protective measures against mpox and smallpox across the EU amid ongoing public health concerns. Bavarian Nordic…
Dr. Iman Abu El Ela emphasises that lasting behaviour change in children and spouses stems from leading by example, highlighting the influence of daily routines and emotional contagion within families. Dr. Iman Abu El Ela, a specialist in education and…
New research challenges the idea that children from tougher backgrounds simply develop more slowly, revealing that pressure may hasten certain brain connections, yet impair cognitive functions, with notable sex-based differences. New research is challenging the common assumption that children from…
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh and Imperial College London find no clear link between children’s general screen use and later psychosocial issues, urging a focus on activity types rather than total time. Researchers from the University of Edinburgh and…
