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The updates ensure that parents and caregivers have the latest information about evidence-based risk-reduction strategies.

For careerist feminists, the 'unaffordability of childcare' can only be solved by government subsidies or higher earnings for women.

New research from the University of Minnesota demonstrated that an equal number of girls and boys can be identified as having concerns for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) when screened earlier, correcting large gender differences in current diagnoses.

Boston College will host the next meeting of the ACC Academic Leaders Network on June 23-25, a program designed to facilitate cross-institutional networking and collaboration among the 15 universities that comprise the Atlantic Coast Conference.

COINTELEGRAPH – The SORA community has sent an open letter to the people of Sri Lanka to use the SORA (XOR) token as a legal tender. Currently, Sri Lanka is going through an economic crisis, causing political and social unrest, leading key players in Sri Lankan politics to resign while the people suffer from food shortages, electricity...

Opening statements for the trial of 74-year-old Henry Lee Porter Sr. began on Tuesday. Porter is accused of sexually abusing children from as far back as 1989.

When and how often a person experiences unemployment in their 20s, 30s and 40s has serious implications for their health later in life, which could be in part due to a lack of access to health care while unemployed, according to new research.The rese

The newly launched 2021/2022 “South African Child Gauge” spotlights high levels of mental illness among children and adolescents – and presents ways to mitigate this.

In an article about fraternity hazing at the University of New Hampshire, News Center Maine spoke to Elizabeth Allan, professor of higher education in the College of Education and Human Development at the University of Maine, about the psychological damage of hazing. “I think this is something that we really need to work on, is […]

Losing a beloved family member is never easy, but a new study suggests the death of a grandmother might trigger depression in adolescent boys.