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…
Buenos Aires announces plans to lower compulsory schooling age to three, aiming to increase early access and address regional inequalities in nursery education amid a broader national debate. Buenos Aires has moved to lower the starting age for compulsory schooling…
A systematic review indicates that vaccinating pregnant women with Pfizer’s Abrysvo can cut severe RSV illness in infants by up to 84%, offering promising safety data and supporting current immunisation guidelines amidst calls for broader global research. A new systematic…
A groundbreaking study in Finland utilises a smart jumpsuit and artificial intelligence to produce detailed growth charts for infants’ gross motor skills, promising to enhance early detection of neurological issues and improve international assessments. Researchers in Finland have used a…
Sports medicine specialists and paediatric groups warn that teens focusing on a single sport year-round face higher risks of overuse injuries, emphasising the importance of varied sport participation and proper recovery. Teens who train in the same sport all year…
A new US survey finds nearly one in four adolescents use food delivery apps during school, raising concerns over nutrition, safety, and inequality across regions and income groups. Food delivery apps are changing the way teenagers eat during the school…
A new take on the classic school lunch, homemade Lunchables are proving popular for their flexibility, customisation, and ease of preparation, appealing to both parents and children looking for practical and personalised packed lunches. Homemade Lunchables turn a familiar childhood…
