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How Ultra-Processed Foods May Harm Youth Mental Health
A new systematic review links diets high in ultra-processed foods to increased anxiety, depression, and sleep issues in children and adolescents.
Read AnalysisVitamin D Doesn't Improve Childhood Asthma, Study Finds
While vitamin D is often touted as a natural ally for respiratory health, a comprehensive review of clinical trials reveals it may not actually improve children's asthma symptoms.
Read AnalysisUltra-Processed Foods Increase Obesity Risk in Teens by 63%
A major new study reveals that teenagers who eat the most ultra-processed foods face a staggering 63% higher risk of overweight and obesity.
Read AnalysisHow Much Vitamin D Does Your Baby Actually Need?
A new systematic review confirms the optimal vitamin D dose for infants while highlighting who might need a little extra.
Read AnalysisThe Surprising Link Between Gut Bacteria and Early Puberty
Researchers have discovered distinct bacterial imbalances and depleted beneficial fatty acids in children experiencing precocious puberty, opening the door for microbiome-based therapies.
Read AnalysisIs Melatonin a Safe Silver Bullet for Your Kids?
While many parents view melatonin as a harmless quick fix for childhood bedtime struggles, experts warn that unsupervised use carries hidden risks.
Read AnalysisPregnancy Diet May Impact Child Weight Trajectory By Race
A mother's Mediterranean diet during pregnancy could influence her child's future body weight, but these effects may vary significantly by race and ethnicity.
Read AnalysisCan Probiotics Help Kids Manage Type 1 Diabetes?
A new analysis reveals that probiotic use could help children with type 1 diabetes lower their blood sugar levels and reduce daily insulin needs.
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