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Air pollution affects kid’s academic performance, finds study 29 August 2015
According to a new study, the researchers have found that children exposed to toxic air pollutants at home are more likely to have lower grades. The results of the study were published in the academic journal Population and Environment."Air pollution...
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First few weeks of birth can reveal Schizophrenia risk 25 July 2015
The study performed by the researchers from Cardiff University has revealed that the gene involved in causing schizophrenia in people in their adulthood is active as early as they are few weeks old. The gene is known as 'disrupted in...
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Newborns first poop can predict future IQ score 14 July 2015
A new research done by the Case Western Reserve University has revealed that baby's first stool can predict the future cognitive status of a child. The researchers worked on the Project Newborn and noted that there was a link between...
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Birth order has no impact on IQ level, study finds 20 July 2015
The researchers from the University of Illinois carried out a very extensive study on children and revealed that birth order does not have an impact personality or intelligence development of people. During the study, the researchers observed 377,000 high school...
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Magnetic stimulation to reduce bedwetting, finds study 25 August 2015
Most children suffer from bedwetting problem. From the study conducted at the Assiut University Hospital, the researchers found that the magnetic stimulation of the lower back leads the reduction in frequency of night-time bedwetting.The study was conducted in Egypt on...
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Mothers of IVF babies are at increased risk of chronic digestive disease 12 August 2015
According to a study performed by the researchers in Turkey, it was revealed that women who give birth to babies conceived by in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) are three-times more likely to have a common digestive condition than those who conceive naturally.Gastro-esophageal reflux...
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Heavy weight of school bags can lead to back bone problems 03 August 2015
According to a study performed by the health experts it was proved that more than 60 percent of schoolchildren with heavy back packs have been found suffering from back bone and muscle problems. "Not just this, carrying backpacks over one...
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Social media linked to poor health of kids 24 July 2015
If your kid is spending more time on social media, then he or she may be at risk of developing poor mental health, high psychological distress and even suicidal thoughts. The paper appeared in the journal Cyberpsychology, Behaviour, and Social...
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Ultrasound can spot risk of preterm labour, finds study 19 August 2015
Ultrasound technique can detect the risk of preterm labour in pregnant women, according to a new research. Premature births can mean low birthweights and other medical problems for newborns, but there are steps that doctors can take to reduce the...
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5 Reasons Why Babies Cry 13 September 2016
Your Baby is crying. Don't know why? It's how they communicate hunger, pain, fear, a need for sleep, and more. So how are parents supposed to know what their baby is trying to tell them? It can be tricky to...
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PooP MD app invented to detect liver disease in newborns, says study 31 July 2015
A free smartphone app called PoopMD was invented to detect early symptoms of biliary atresia (BA) which is a rare disorder that accounts for nearly half of paediatric end-stage liver disease in the US.The researchers from the Johns Hopkins Children’s...
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How To Choose The Right Bra While Nursing 22 July 2017
How To Choose The Right Bra While Nursing:- Breast changes begin in the first trimester of pregnancy, and most mothers outgrow their pre-pregnancy bras right along with their non-maternity jeans. If you are buying new bras during pregnancy, go ahead...
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High IQ in childhood linked to bipolar disorder in adulthood 20 August 2015
According to a study conducted by United Kingdom researchers, the researchers found that higher IQ in children is linked to development of bipolar disorder in later life. To prove this, the scientists at the University of Glasgow studied data collected...
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Iodine supplements can increase child’s IQ, finds study 11 August 2015
Intake of iodine supplements during pregnancy period could boost babie’s brain power and make billions for the economy, according to a new study. "Iodine deficiency in pregnancy remains the leading cause of preventable retardation worldwide. Even mild iodine deficiency during...
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Child’s obesity is linked to grandparents love 21 July 2015
Children who are brought under the presence of grandparents tend to be twice as likely to be obese than children brought up by parents, according to a study. The link between grandparents and child obesity has previously been found in...
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Young dads are at risk of shorter lifespan, finds study 05 August 2015
A study revealed that men who become dads before they turn 25 run a higher risk of dying in middle age. Researchers at the University of Helsinki in Finland used a 10 per cent nationally representative sample of households drawn...
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Infant’s social skills linked to learning foreign language 29 July 2015
A new study performed by the Researchers at the Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences (I-LABS) at the University of Washington have revealed that Infant’s social skills play a key role in helping them learn a foreign language. The researchers...
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Breastfeeding can make your baby sick, finds study 21 August 2015
Breastfeeding for a long time may expose infants to a class of industrial chemicals linked with cancer and immune system dysfunction, according to a new study. The study co-authored by experts from Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, the...
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The Five Signs That You Are Ready To Have A Baby 18 September 2017
The Five Signs That You Are Ready To Have A Baby:- Having a baby is one of the biggest decisions of life. Since motherhood is not really an easy task, it is important to take such big decisions only after...
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Best Financial Tips For Expecting And New Parents 20 July 2017
Best Financial Tips For Expecting And New Parents:- When the little one arrives in your family, it indeed is a moment of joy and pride. Moreover, it puts the new parents head over heels with them. The new parenthood brings...
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