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Healthy childhood diet linked to later menstruation onset
New research shows that girls who eat healthier during childhood may start their periods later, potentially lowering their risk for chronic diseases such as diabetes and breast cancer.
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Higher ED visits among infants of mothers with disabilities
A new study reveals significantly increased emergency department visit rates in the first year of life for infants born to women with physical, sensory, or developmental disabilities.
Maternal hypertension linked to neurodevelopment risks in preterm infants
A new study from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital reveals that preterm infants exposed to maternal hypertension face higher risks of brain abnormalities and delayed cognitive development.
New USPSTF recommendations emphasize support for breastfeeding
Primary care interventions, such as education and support, effectively promote breastfeeding up to 6 months, improving rates of any and exclusive breastfeeding, according to the USPSTF.
Twins show slower growth than singletons starting at 15 weeks
New research reveals that twin fetuses have reduced fat and muscle mass compared to singletons as early as 15 weeks of gestation, offering fresh insight for prenatal care.
Maternal diet in late pregnancy linked to infant mental health
A new study reveals that consuming high-glycemic foods during the third trimester of pregnancy may impact infant temperament and emotional health.
