Children’s Health

Peanut allergies have long posed significant challenges for families, transforming everyday life into an intricate maze of precautions, vigilance, and anxiety. For parents of children diagnosed with peanut allergies, the fear of accidental exposure often defines their daily routine—label-checking and rigorous meal planning become essential. Traditionally, the primary strategy to deal with this dietary constraint
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As the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) season progresses, it’s crucial for parents to be well-informed about this common childhood illness. Each year, RSV poses serious health risks to infants and young children, especially those under the age of two, born prematurely, or with underlying health conditions. In light of the current surge in cases, this
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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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Recent research spearheaded by University College London (UCL) has unveiled significant insights into the profound connection between maternal communication and infant emotional development. Central to this exploration is oxytocin, often referred to as the “love hormone.” This hormone is not just a facilitator of maternal-infant bonding; it plays an essential role in social interactions, trust,
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