Baby Health

Recent research published in the journal *Brain Medicine* has spurred renewed interest in understanding the interplay between environmental factors and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In particular, this study highlights the detrimental impact of air pollution, specifically emissions from vehicles, on fetal brain development during crucial stages of pregnancy. Professor Haitham Amal, the study’s lead author,
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In today’s fast-paced world, parenting can often resemble an incessant checklist of daily tasks—one that seems never-ending. Amid the rush to fulfill these obligations, many parents overlook a vital aspect of child development: fostering independence in their children. New research highlights how allowing children aged four and five to confront their own challenges can not
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The infant formula crisis of early 2022 deepened the national conversation surrounding food supply vulnerabilities, particularly the delicate web of nutrition that American families depend on for their youngest members. With an alarming wave of shortages, a staggering 3 million parents were thrust into a crisis, forced to make desperate decisions often fraught with risk.
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As respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) season looms, families with infants face an unsettling reality: the new preventive measure against severe RSV, Beyfortus (nirsevimab), is experiencing a significant shortage. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has advised prioritizing immunizations for the most vulnerable babies, raising concerns for parents who wish to safeguard their children.
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The legalization and acceptance of cannabis across various states in the U.S. have sparked discussions on its use in different demographics, including expectant mothers. A recent study conducted by the University of Georgia surveyed over 4,300 pregnant women, revealing that 5.7% admitted to using marijuana during pregnancy. This growing trend is often related to the
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