Greek Study Links School Commute Distance to Student Physical Activity Levels
A cross-sectional study of over twenty thousand students in Greece found that home-to-school distance and family routines strongly influence active ...
Tag: pediatric health
Twice-Yearly Azithromycin in Malian Infants Did Not Increase Bacterial Resistance
A sub-study of the LAKANA cluster-randomized trial in Mali found that twice-yearly azithromycin in infants did not increase macrolide resistance, ...
High Food Responsiveness Doubles Long-Term Binge Eating Risk in Children
A three-year longitudinal study reveals that children with elevated food responsiveness face double the risk of developing regular binge eating ...
Perinatal Factors Partially Mediate Maternal Education Link to Childhood Obesity in Europe
A European study reports that maternal weight status and early infant growth mediate the association between maternal education and childhood ...
AI Chatbots Fail Readability and Source Standards in Newborn Jaundice Study
A comparative study in BMC Pediatrics found that artificial intelligence chatbots fail sixth-grade readability benchmarks and exhibit limited source transparency ...
Chinese Version of Vaccine Hesitancy Scale Shows Reliability in Parental Study
A survey of 390 parents validated the Chinese version of the influenza vaccine hesitancy scale across confidence and risk subdomains.
Later Meal Timing and Heavy Dinners Linked to Adolescent Fatty Liver Disease
A cross-sectional investigation of 2,128 American adolescents indicates that delaying the day's first meal and consuming greater energy at dinner ...
Over Half of Young Children in Ethiopia’s Qoloji Displaced Camp Have Anemia
A cross-sectional study in eastern Ethiopia's Qoloji displacement camp found a 51.4 percent anemia prevalence among children aged 6 to ...
School Wearables and Teacher Co-Design Help Increase Daily Primary Pupil Physical Activity
A mixed-methods feasibility study across seven UK primary schools found that pairing wearable activity monitors with teacher co-design workshops significantly ...
Indian Expert Panel Highlights Infant Health Benefits of Targeted Prebiotics and HMOs
A consensus panel of twelve Indian pediatric and neonatal specialists concluded that targeted prebiotic blends and human milk oligosaccharides support ...
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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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