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.
SummaryNearly 74% of children with autism experience gastrointestinal issues, with new research from USC showing how gut imbalances may alter brain function and behavior through disrupted serotonin production pathways.
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Will Banning Smartphones And Social Media For Children Make Them Healthier?
Summary A recent study highlights the need for a shift in policy and public thinking—from focusing solely on restricting access to nurturing children’s digital literacy and life skills.
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Early Ozone Exposure Linked To Childhood Asthma Risk, Study Finds
SummaryA recent study highlights a troubling connection between early exposure to ozone pollution and a higher risk of asthma and wheezing in young children. The research underscores the need to closely monitor air quality, particularly for infants and toddlers, as it plays a crucial role in their early development. Read on.