Children’s Health

In a fascinating exploration of early childhood development, a study conducted by University College London (UCL) has unveiled significant insights into the effect of maternal communication on infant oxytocin levels. Commonly referred to as the “love hormone,” oxytocin is critical for establishing social bonds, trust, and emotional understanding between individuals. The research published in Development
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In recent years, a series of studies have put the spotlight on air pollution as a potential contributing factor to autism spectrum disorder (ASD). A notable study published in the journal Brain Medicine adds to this body of evidence, revealing alarming insights into how environmental exposures, particularly during critical developmental periods, may affect neural development
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The recent uptick in H5 bird flu cases has understandably raised alarm bells among parents concerned about their family’s health. Alarmingly, the general public often reacts to such health crises with heightened anxiety. However, public health experts are adamant that the risk of transmission to humans from this particular strain of avian influenza remains extremely
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As acceptance of cannabis proliferates throughout the United States, its implications during pregnancy are sparking significant debate. A recent investigation from the University of Georgia sheds light on the prevalence of marijuana use among pregnant women, revealing that 5.7% of participants admitted to using cannabis to alleviate symptoms such as nausea. This article delves deep
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