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Childhood factors associated with suicidal ideation among South African youth: A 28-year longitudinal study of the Birth to Twenty Plus cohort - Vimarsana News

Childhood factors associated with suicidal ideation among South African youth: A 28-year longitudinal study of the Birth to Twenty Plus cohort

In a longitudinal study, Massimiliano Orri and colleagues study associations between individual, familial, and socioeconomic factors during childhood with suicidal ideation among South African youth.

Source: plos.org
More attention needs to be given to ageing with HIV - Vimarsana News

More attention needs to be given to ageing with HIV

A virtual Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections held between 12 and 24 February 2022 heard that more focus needs to be given to HIV and ageing.

More focus needed on ageing with HIV - Vimarsana News

More focus needed on ageing with HIV

HIV and ageing were one of the hot topics at the recently held Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections. Elri Voigt reports.

Source: news24.com
Kate Middleton prepares to visit Denmark for a solo engagement with Princess Mary for her early years project, writes Victoria Arbiter - Vimarsana News

Kate Middleton prepares to visit Denmark for a solo engagement with Princess Mary for her early years project, writes Victoria Arbiter

In the wake of Prince William's immensely successful 24-hour trip to the United Arab Emirates last week, hi...

Lifestyle Likely Responsible for Obesity in Children, Not Mother's BMI - Vimarsana News

Lifestyle Likely Responsible for Obesity in Children, Not Mother's BMI

Mothers of overweight and obese children and teenagers given some reprieve from blame after researchers find that lifestyle rather than a mother’s weight is more likely to affect their child’s BMI.