Scientists Discover How Horseback Riding Affects Behavior in Children with Autism
The study builds on earlier research by the team showing that an eight- to ten-week course of therapeutic horseback riding can benefit children with autism...
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Sugar Exposure During the First 1,000 Days of Life Increases the Risk of Anxiety in Adulthood
Limiting sugar intake in early childhood was associated with differences in preferences for sweet foods, other psychiatric and mental health outcomes, as well as structural differences in the brain...
In the US, colorectal cancer in children and adolescents is increasingly diagnosed at advanced stages, researchers say
Nearly 37% of patients subsequently experienced a recurrence, while 45.2% had died from colorectal cancer by the end of the study period...
AJRCCM: Household exposure to vaping may increase the risk of asthma exacerbations in children
In 5% of cases, both tobacco products and e-cigarettes were used in the home; in 9%, only conventional cigarettes were used; and in another 3%, only e-cigarettes were used...
Study: Suicidal Ideation Among US Teens Began Rising Sharply After Nearly Two Decades of Decline
Using statistical modeling, they sought to identify critical joinpoints where long-term trend directions shifted significantly.․․
The Netherlands finds euthanasia of child under two years old lawful
The case involved a boy with severe medical conditions: he had extensive brain damage, severe epilepsy, and breathing problems...
Introduction of solid foods triggers early functional changes in the infant gut microbiome
The findings indicate that feeding patterns influence the development and composition of the infant gut microbiome...
GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Nutritional Deficiencies in Nearly 1 in 6 Children
Study finds vitamin D deficiency was the most common nutritional problem among young patients taking GLP-1 medications...
IJO: Higher Body Weight in Adolescence Linked to Faster Biological Aging
The study found that a higher BMI during adolescence was more consistently associated with accelerated biological aging than the rate at which BMI increased during those years, or weight gain itself...
JAMA: Congenital Infections Linked to Increased Risk of Intellectual Disability
The researchers found similar results when they compared affected children with their siblings...
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