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New study shows abdominal obesity and muscle weakness in 8-year-olds - Vimarsana News

New study shows abdominal obesity and muscle weakness in 8-year-olds

The harmful combination of abdominal obesity and reduced muscle strength, also known as sarcopenic obesity, is already present in primary school children. This is shown by a new study among eight-year-olds, conducted at Karolinska Institutet.

New screening tools boost early detection of language delays in children - Vimarsana News

New screening tools boost early detection of language delays in children

New screening tools in child health care are effective in identifying early language and communication difficulties in children.

Groundbreaking Study Uncover Language Issues In Early Childhood - Vimarsana News

Groundbreaking Study Uncover Language Issues In Early Childhood

The research in collaboration with Region Gotland underscores the importance of early screening in identifying language and communication difficulties in children. TheHealthSite.com

England's National Health Service bans puberty blockers for kids - Vimarsana News

England's National Health Service bans puberty blockers for kids

England's National Health Service (NHS) banned the use of puberty blockers, or gonadotropin-releasing hormone analogues, for transgender children.

Top neuropsychologist who found puberty-blocker drugs given to trans children may lower IQs reveals three journals rejected her 'biased' research and scolded her for using 'sex-based terms' like male-to-female - Vimarsana News

Top neuropsychologist who found puberty-blocker drugs given to trans children may lower IQs reveals three journals rejected her 'biased' research and scolded her for using 'sex-based terms' like male-to-female

A respected expert in neuropsychology from University College of London has shared the opposition she faced for daring to question the safety of puberty blockers to children.