Aid agencies are increasingly adopting small-quantity lipid-based nutrient supplements (SQ-LNS) to combat early childhood malnutrition, supported by scientific evidence and WHO policy, but emphasising the importance of comprehensive food and health programs to ensure effectiveness. Aid agencies are stepping up…
A paediatric specialist warns against overfeeding children based on appearance, emphasising the importance of recognising hunger cues and prioritising healthy growth over visual size in infants and young children. Pushing children to gain weight simply because they look small or…
Growing use of GLP-1 medications like Wegovy and Zepbound among children reflects a shift towards early medical intervention for obesity, raising hopes and concerns over safety, access, and long-term effects. For some parents, the decision to put a child on…
Choosing the right child therapist requires more than availability; families should evaluate methods, communication, and coordination to ensure the best fit for their child’s unique needs, according to recent expert recommendations. Choosing a child therapist is rarely just about finding…
The death of Tommy John, the pioneering MLB pitcher whose name is now synonymous with elbow reconstruction, highlights a concerning increase in young athletes requiring Tommy John surgery due to overuse and high-velocity pitches, raising alarms among sports medicine experts.…
Traditional Moroccan communal dining is giving way to individualised eating patterns, raising questions about health and social cohesion as modern routines reshape the country’s food culture. Morocco’s family table is changing. The shared meal built around a single tagine, couscous…
Dietitians highlight canned fish such as sardines, tuna, and salmon as convenient, nutrient-rich options that support memory, mood, and cognitive performance, offering an easy snack for those pressed for time. Dietitians say one of the simplest ways to support brain…
Researchers at Shenzhen University have developed an AI system that detects subtle visual cortex errors linked to future depression in teenagers, offering potential for early intervention. A deep-learning system trained on routine MRI scans may be able to identify teenagers…
Emerging studies suggest that, contrary to common belief, thoughtfully used video games can support adolescent mental health by aiding stress management, social connection, and even acting as therapeutic tools, provided that moderation and oversight are maintained. Video games are often…
A comprehensive review of recent studies reveals that regular physical activity significantly reduces depression and anxiety symptoms among young people, offering a practical and accessible approach to improving youth mental wellbeing. Exercise may be one of the most underused tools…
