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Kerala’s healthcare gold rush: How private equity is reshaping hospitals and raising fears over costsPrivate equity funds are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into Kerala’s healthcare sector, reshaping a system long dominated by inde...- Why American children are dying at higher rate than kids in other developed countries? study reveals key reasonsA recent JAMA study reveals a concerning decline in the health of American children. US children face higher mortality rates compared to ot...
- Wharton psychologist and ex-Pentagon advisor unpacks the real mental health crisis among youth. Netizens ask, 'Are we sure it’s just kids?'Wharton psychologist and ex-Pentagon advisor Adam Grant shared findings from a JAMA Health study, warning that youth mental health risks st...
- Does your kid cry unnecessarily? A recent study finds why and how to stop itA recent study published in JAMA Pediatrics suggests that frequent use of mobile phones and tablets by young children may contribute to inc...
- Study links COVID-19 to faster onset of type 1 diabetes symptoms in childrenA recent study published in JAMA suggests that children with both COVID-19 and early type 1 diabetes may show symptoms of the autoimmune di...
- "Deliberate, malicious attempt...": India refutes study claiming 6.7 million children without food in country"Zero-food children" are children between 6 and 23 months old who did not consume any milk, formula, or food in the last 24 hours. A Harvar...
- Research finds Omicron-infected children remain infectious for 3 daysChildren infected with the Omicron variant of COVID-19 remain infectious for an average of three days after testing positive, according to ...
- Children infected with Omicron Covid variant remain infectious for 3 days: StudyA study conducted by researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) and Stanford University in the US found that children infec...
- Covid spread in over 70% of US households started with a child: StudyDuring most of the pandemic, the proportion of transmission from children was negatively correlated with new community Covid-19 cases.
- Children, who have inhibitions & fears, more likely to develop depression & social anxietyA new study says a child's temperament may be an early risk factor for depression & anxiety.
- Pandemic has played havoc with children's health as screen time increasedThe decline in children's physical activity was tied to COVID-19 restrictions.
- Diabetes patients have four times higher risk of developing long Covid symptoms like brain fog & depressionDiabetes is a potential risk factor for long Covid.
- Omicron more likely to cause upper airway infections among children, reveals new studyThe highly transmissible variant is known to cause lower severity disease than the Delta variant, the researchers noted.
- Omicron variant less severe than Delta for children younger than 5 years: StudyThe research, published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics, is the first large-scale study to compare the health outcomes of coronavirus infect...
- Covid antibodies found in breast milk of vaccinated, infected mothers, says studyThe researchers collected samples from 77 mothers -- 47 in the infected group, 30 in the vaccine group.
- Are the kids safe? Children may not be as immune to Covid-19 as we thinkData on children as sources of coronavirus spread are sparse.
- Coronavirus decoded: Here's why children are at a lower risk of Covid-19 infection as compared to adultsChildren account for less than two per cent of identified cases of Covid-19.
- Keep your toddler away from smartphones & tablets; screen time habits may kick off earlyBy age 8, children were more likely to log the highest amount of screen time.
- A dog at home can keep asthma in kids awayThe new study showed that children who grew up with dogs had about 15 percent less asthma than children without dogs.
- Firstborns more likely to be nearsightedFirstborn children have a higher risk of developing nearsightedness partly because parents may be more invested in the education of their e...
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