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Lifestyle: Study reveals most young people with increased suicide risk; Know why?

Majority of young people experiencing suicidal thoughts display only mild or moderate mental distress, instead of more obvious symptoms associated wit...
Health Tip: Dietary counselling from childhood leads to better cardiovascular health

A recent study has shed a positive light on promoting cardiovascular health by regular dietary counselling from infancy to early adulthood.
Health: Excess weight during pre-school to higher bone fracture risk

There is a higher risk of bone fractures to pre-school children who are overweight than normal-weight pre-schoolers, suggests a recent study.
Lifestyle: These kind of kids do better at school

In a recent study, researchers have found that young children go on to achieve more academic success when their verbal skills are enhanced.
LIFESTYLE: Study reveals kids consume extra sugar in breakfast cereals due to confusing standards

Due to insufficient industry nutritional guidelines, children consume more sugar from their breakfast cereal then intended, suggests a recent study.
Staying connected to nature makes children happier

Nature is the best medicine for all human ailments, and a new study suggests that staying connected to nature is known to make children happier.
Physical exercise is beneficial for children's health

A recent study has revealed that high-intensity interval training (HIIT), which alternates short phases of intense physical exercise with periods of r...
Youngsters get affected by their family's social status more than anything else

Youngsters consider their family's social status while planning for future education and work. This influence their mental health and stability more t...
More than half of 11-year-olds have smartphones

More than half of the 11-year-olds or sixth graders now have a smartphone, according to a new report from Common Sense Media.
Did you know why children become liars?

Lies spoken to children might help in controlling them for short term but continue to affect them even when they grow up.
Why are fathers happier than mothers?

It is generally seen that dads are often happier, less tired and stressed as compared to moms when taking care of kids. But why is it so?
Positive surroundings in childhood has long-term health benefits

While having a positive surrounding is considered necessary for the overall development of a child, it is equally important to determine the long-term...
Not many in number but right kind of toys important for kids

More is not always better, says a recent study about the right combination of play equipment parents shall provide to their children.
Low vitamin D levels in elementary school kids could spell trouble in adolescence

Low levels of vitamin D in middle childhood could lead to aggressive behaviour as well as anxious and depressive moods during adolescence, suggests a...
Here's how parents can help children combat stress

A recent study has suggested some tips and tricks for parents to help their children combat additional stress and peer pressure as they prepare to ent...
Quality of sleep associated with better health in teens not quantity

Researchers at the University of British Columbia have claimed that quality of sleep, and not quantity, is related to better health in teens.
Chatterbox parents may boost kid's intelligence

Young children who have talkative parents, and hear a lot of adult speech tend to develop better cognitive skills than their peers, a study has found.
Sleep, exercise affect new mothers and fathers differently

While sleep and exercise are vital to the well being of a new parent, a recent study suggests that the activities affect new moms differently than new...
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