England’s Most Vulnerable Children Are Missing Out on Mental Health Care
New University of Cambridge research finds that fewer than one in five children on child protection plans or in care ...
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The Invisible Brain: Why Aging Neuroscience Must Reach the World’s Most Vulnerable Older Adults
A new Frontiers in Human Neuroscience editorial highlights how social vulnerability shapes cognitive aging and why standard research methods fail ...
Children of Immigrant Parents in Spain See Specialists, Psychologists and Dentists Far Less Often, National Survey Reveals
A matched analysis of Spain's 2023 National Health Survey finds that children with immigrant parents use specialists, psychologists, and dentists ...
AI Agents That Think Like People Could Predict How Epidemics Spread
A Spanish consortium including UC3M, the University of Zaragoza and UPF has won a "la Caixa" Foundation grant to build ...
Poverty deepens mental health struggles in children with intellectual disabilities
A UCL-led study of 2,778 children with genetically caused intellectual developmental disabilities finds that socioeconomic disadvantage is consistently linked to ...
Inside the Integrative Oncology Clinic: Who Seeks Complementary Cancer Care and What They Receive
A prospective French study of fifty patients at the Léon Bérard Cancer Center reveals who attends integrative oncology consultations, what ...
One Qualification, Thirty Rules: How Uneven Training Standards Shape Europe’s Mobile Dentists
A new scoping review finds that widely varying continuing professional development requirements across the European Economic Area complicate the integration ...
Mapping the Hidden Geography of Child Stunting in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
A Bayesian spatial analysis of the 2023–24 Demographic and Health Survey reveals stark regional disparities in child stunting across the ...
Nearly One in Four Portuguese Preschoolers Shows Early Mental Health Difficulties
A cross-sectional study of 453 Portuguese preschool children found that 23.6 percent showed borderline or abnormal mental health scores, with ...
When a Parent Is Dying: Global Study Reveals How Deprivation Reshapes Cancer Care for Families
A global qualitative study of 44 professionals in 23 countries finds that deprivation must be addressed through food, housing and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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