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    Infants Show Remarkable Self-Awareness: Three-Month-Olds Can Detect Their Own Heartbeat

    April 08, 2025 • 1 min read

    Groundbreaking research reveals that babies as young as three months can perceive their own heartbeat, challenging previous assumptions about early human development. Using innovative eye-tracking technology, researchers discovered infants pay more attention to animations synchronized with their internal body rhythms.

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    Early Concussions Cast Long Shadow Over Academic Future, Finnish Study Finds

    March 29, 2025 • 1 min read

    Research from the University of Tampere reveals children with mild concussions are 15% less likely to pursue higher education compared to those with non-head injuries. The groundbreaking study of 24,000 patients demonstrates how early brain trauma can have lasting effects on educational achievement well into adulthood.

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    Physical Activity Boosts Cognitive Development in Preschoolers, Study Finds

    February 27, 2025 • 1 min read

    New research reveals that physically active preschoolers demonstrate superior memory, focus, and problem-solving abilities compared to less active peers. The groundbreaking Spanish study suggests that regular movement throughout the day may be key to optimal brain development in early childhood.

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    Screen Time in Early Years Linked to Teen Mental Health Crisis

    February 20, 2025 • 1 min read

    An eight-year Finnish study reveals troubling connections between childhood screen time and adolescent psychological issues. Research shows children with higher device usage face increased rates of depression and stress as teenagers, highlighting the need for balanced digital environments.

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    New York Sets National Precedent with Historic EpiPen Insurance Coverage Law

    December 14, 2024 • 1 min read

    New York becomes the first state to mandate health insurance coverage for EpiPens with a $100 annual cost cap, addressing a 600% price surge since 2007. Governor Hochul's landmark bill, effective 2026, requires insurers to cover two auto-injectors yearly, providing relief for those dependent on this lifesaving medication.

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    Healthcare Crisis: Over 5 Million Children Lose Medicaid Coverage in Nationwide Review

    December 14, 2024 • 1 min read

    A massive healthcare crisis is unfolding as more than 5 million children lose Medicaid coverage due to state recertification requirements and paperwork challenges. The unprecedented coverage drop threatens access to essential medical care for America's most vulnerable young residents, leaving families struggling to navigate complex bureaucratic hurdles.

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    Screen Time Reduction Shows Dramatic Benefits for Children's Mental Health

    December 13, 2024 • 1 min read

    Danish study reveals that limiting recreational screen time to just three hours weekly leads to significant improvements in children's mental wellbeing and social behaviors. Research shows reduced behavioral difficulties and enhanced prosocial traits after a two-week intervention.

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    Closing Gender Gap in Youth Sports Could Save US Healthcare System Millions

    November 27, 2024 • 1 min read

    A groundbreaking study reveals that eliminating physical activity disparities between boys and girls aged 6-17 could save the US healthcare system $780 million per cohort. Research suggests even greater savings of $1.55 billion if sports participation gaps are addressed through targeted interventions and increased opportunities for girls.

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    Asthma in Children Linked to Memory Difficulties, Study Finds

    November 11, 2024 • 1 min read

    New research reveals a concerning connection between childhood asthma and cognitive challenges, particularly in episodic memory. The study suggests early onset of asthma may exacerbate memory deficits, highlighting the need for a comprehensive approach to managing the condition.

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    Screen Time and Autism: Socioeconomic Factors May Play Larger Role Than Previously Thought

    November 07, 2024 • 1 min read

    A new study challenges the assumed link between early childhood screen time and autism spectrum disorder. Researchers found that family income and maternal education levels may be more significant risk factors than screen time alone.

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