Greece’s new school year embraces a detailed framework prioritising safety, digital tools, inclusive education, and modernised school routines, marking a significant shift in educational policies for 2026-27. The new school year in Greece will begin on Friday, 11 September 2026,…
A comprehensive review underscores the varied psychological effects of the October 7 attacks and the subsequent war in Israel, highlighting the importance of targeted support and long-term monitoring for affected populations. A systematic review published in Frontiers in Psychiatry suggests…
A 24-month observational study in Italy reveals that while second-generation antipsychotics are generally tolerated in children and adolescents, long-term metabolic risks such as weight gain and insulin resistance require continuous monitoring, especially in those with autism and older teens. A…
Bangladesh faces its worst measles crisis on record, with nearly 200,000 suspected cases and over 1,000 deaths, as vaccination disruptions and rising dengue cases strain the healthcare system. Bangladesh is confronting its worst measles outbreak on record, with hospitals stretched…
Zanzibar introduces a new toolkit for parents to encourage open discussions about sexual and reproductive health, aiming to replace silence with informed guidance amidst cultural sensitivities. Zanzibar has launched a new toolkit aimed at helping parents talk more openly with…
The Department for Education plans to introduce mandatory inspections of school kitchens to ensure meals meet fat, salt and sugar guidelines, backed by increased oversight and support following concerns over compliance. England’s schools could soon face official checks if they…
Atypical anorexia nervosa often goes unnoticed because traditional signs, like underweight appearance, are absent. Experts warn that this form of eating disorder carries serious health risks, demanding increased awareness and tailored treatment approaches. Atypical anorexia nervosa is often missed because…
A comprehensive review by University College London challenges stereotypes by showing that young people from lower-income families are at higher risk of eating disorder symptoms, prompting calls for broader screening approaches. A University College London review has found that eating…
A recent study reveals that ultra-processed foods encourage overeating not only through their nutrient content but also due to their texture, calorie density, and speed of consumption, challenging traditional understandings of dietary health. Ultra-processed foods may drive illness and premature…
Research indicates that adolescents who exercise for intrinsic reasons or personal value are more physically active, highlighting the importance of motivation in promoting healthy habits among young people. A new study in Frontiers in Psychology suggests that adolescents who are…
