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More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.

More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.

More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.

More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.

Introduction: This study investigated the differential trajectories and relevant determinants of depressive symptoms in adolescents by following cohorts that included junior, senior, and vocational high school adolescents, over a 3-year period in Taiwan. Methods: Longitudinal data were obtained from 575 adolescents who participated in the Taiwan Adolescent to Adult Longitudinal Study. Data analysis included latent class growth with time-varying covariate, univariate, and multivariate analysis. R...

Princess Catherines Zara checked dress and leek brooch were the perfect understated choice for this incredibly poignant visit

Jacques Wels and colleagues investigate the relationship between working from home and different indicators of mental and social wellbeing in the UK.

Previous studies have linked obesity and a higher BMI to a greater risk for cognitive decline. A new study provides evidence that questions the previously established link.

Liam Wright and colleagues investigate the association between adolescent cognitive ability and adult body mass index using a sibling design that accounts for confounding factors within households.

Findings also showed that women struggled more than men during the pandemic, which researchers say could be because women took on a larger share of unpaid care work such as housework, homeschooling and caring responsibilities.New research from the Ce