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Unlocking restful nights: unveiling teen-frie - Vimarsana News

Unlocking restful nights: unveiling teen-frie

The US Surgeon General issued an advisory on social media and youth mental health a week after the American Psychological Association issued a health advisory on social media use in adolescence. Both advisories note potential links between social media use and poor sleep quality in teens.

Safety nets support brain development in low-income kids - Vimarsana News

Safety nets support brain development in low-income kids

A new study finds that safety nets can offset the effects of poverty on kids' brains

Anti-Poverty Programs Reduce Disparities in Hippocampal Development in Children - Vimarsana News

Anti-Poverty Programs Reduce Disparities in Hippocampal Development in Children

The impact that socioeconomic inequities can have on a child’s hippocampal volume may have implications for their success and experience pursuing educational endeavors.

Anti-poverty programs may help reduce disparities in brain development and mental health symptoms in children - Vimarsana News

Anti-poverty programs may help reduce disparities in brain development and mental health symptoms in children

NIH study identifies potential value of financial support programs to decrease health impacts of socioeconomic inequities.

Source: nih.gov
State Anti-Poverty Programs Help Kids' Brains Stay Healthy - Vimarsana News

State Anti-Poverty Programs Help Kids' Brains Stay Healthy

WEDNESDAY, May 3, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- In U.S. states that provide financial assistance for low-income families, the difference is evident in children’s brains, researchers report.