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People Do Carry Memories Of Infant Years, They Just Don’t Remember Them
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SummaryWhen we grow up, early memories of our childhood can often fade. While you may remember things after certain ages like five or four, our memories as infants feel like they never existed. However, new studies show that they did exist, we just don’t remember them.
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You Inherit Your Mother's Cortisol
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SummaryBabies born to mothers traumatised during pregnancy, like after 9/11, may inherit low cortisol levels, potentially affecting their stress response and immune system due to prenatal hormone programming.
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Peripartum Cardiomyopathy: What Kills Women During Childbirth?
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SummaryEvery two minutes, a woman dies from childbirth or pregnancy complications. Stalled maternal mortality rates reflect healthcare disparities, delayed diagnoses like cardiomyopathy, limited access to care, and underreported data in low-resource regions.
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Micronutrient Deficiencies Could Mimic Learning Disorders In Kids, Parents Here’s What You Can Undo
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SummaryIs your child struggling with focus, memory, or school performance? It might not be a learning disorder—nutritional deficiencies could be the hidden culprit. Let’s decode the real issue together.
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