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A clinician discovers that no good deed goes unpunished in medical research.

New study results show that although healthcare access patterns among youth were similar before and during the pandemic, COVID-19 has added some new barriers to seeking medical care when needed.

In Australia, one of the most frequently used measures for assessing social and emotional well-being (SEWB) of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander children is the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ). Previous studies on state-level validations have indicated the problems associated with the original five-factor SDQ structure, especially in the dimension of Peer Problems. The aim of this study was to use a novel psychometric methodology, namely Exploratory Graph Analysis (EGA), to...

A new study explores the success of testing efforts among children and adolescents in Australia.

Science explores the formidable link between our earliest life experiences and our health in old age.

/PRNewswire/ -- Generate Life Sciences recently presented data from its research programs during this years American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM)...

Whether or not a child's parents are married and stay married has a massive affect on his or her future prosperity and that of the next generation.

Nearly one in every three teenagers in Australia has considered self-harm, with adolescent girls more likely than boys to report thoughts and incidents of self-harm. This is according to a report [...]

About one-third of Australian adolescents have considered self-harm, with girls more likely than boys to report incidents and thoughts of self-harm.

One-third of Australian teenagers, particularly girls, have considered self-harm over the last 12 months, a concerning trend in ...