21 minutes of daily walk could save your health
The study indicated that young individuals (18–24) who started using smartphones early had worse mental health, with women being more adversely impacted than men. According to a recent global study by Sapien Labs, a nonprofit organisation with headquarters in Washington, the later toddlers and teenagers get smartphones, the better off they may be mentally as […]
The University of East Anglia’s researchers have discovered a strong correlation between infants’ and toddlers’ early brain development and speech listening. According to University of East Anglia research, parents who communicate to their infants or toddlers unintentionally promote brain development. Talking to your little one even briefly helps mould their developing brain. The Journal of […]
Greenhawt pointed out that the lack of an approved medicine for peanut allergy in children under the age of four indicates a large unmet need. A skin patch helped young children with peanut allergies, says new study. The phase III randomised EPITOPE research found that epicutaneous immunotherapy delivered through a patch applied to the skin […]
The analysis, published recently in Current Problems in Cardiology by King’s College London researchers, found that kids are at increased risk of cardiac disease and HBP due to long-term exposure to toxic air. Childhood and adolescent hypertension is a risk factor for adult hypertension and heart disease. When blood pressure grows excessively high, it is […]
A recent study found that utilising voice-controlled assistants can have an ongoing effect on a child’s social and intellectual development. We are surrounded by artificial intelligence (AI)-powered gadgets nowadays, such as Amazon’s Alexa, Apple’s Siri, or Google Home, which can be used for a variety of tasks including setting an alarm, playing music, asking inquiries, […]
Exercise has different effects on boys and girls. The quantity of physical activity girls engage in and their body fat percentage are found to be unrelated in a new study. The results also show that boys’ sedentary behaviour increased two years later when their body fat percentage increased. The findings were published in International Journal […]
Weight loss has been linked to water fasting. However, according to nutritionists, this kind of fasting should only be practised for a limited amount of time. Water fasting, sometimes known as a water-only fast, is going without meals for a few days. This kind of fasting is thought to enhance health and might inspire dietary […]
A new study in Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, the scientific journal of the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (ACAAI), shows that targeted cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can significantly lessen food allergy-related anxiety (FAA) for both children and parents. Parents and kids with food allergies frequently experience increased worry due to the […]
The effects of passive screen use on a young child’s cognitive development were studied in a recent study that was published in Frontiers in Psychology. According to its findings, screen exposure—whether from a TV or a mobile device—can be advantageous depending on the situation. 478 studies that were published in the previous 20 years were […]
According to a recent study, parents’ genes that are connected to both cognitive and non-cognitive talents have an impact on their child’s educational performance. A new study from King’s College London’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) demonstrates that parents’ genes associated with both cognitive and non-cognitive talents have an impact on their children’s […]
