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Can childhood eating habits reduce the risk of obesity?

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Researchers recently reviewed the role parents play in helping to develop their children’s eating habits. Between 1990 and 2016, the number of obese children worldwide...

Mealtime distractions lead to reducing food intake

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Researchers conducted a study on how cognitive distractions during meals changes a person’s eating habits, which leads to reducing food intake. In a recent study,...

How Does Food Parenting Affect Children’s Snacking Habits?

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In a recently published review, researchers examine the relationship between parenting behaviours and childhood snacking. Childhood overweight and obesity have drastically increased over the past...

Empowering Children to Achieve with Home-Based Applied Behaviour Analysis Services

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Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is the best, evidence-supported treatment to address children with developmental disabilities, in this instance, autism. Although ABA therapy is...

Eating together boosts kids’ self-esteem

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Sharing a simple meal each day might boost children’s self-esteem according to a new study. Children’s mental health is an important aspect of overall health,...

Blood group diets debunked

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According to the World Health Organisation, most people live in countries where overweight and obesity causes more deaths than being underweight. In 2016, 39%...

Today In Medical History – February 27

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(1899) Canadian medical scientist Charles Best is born. He was the co-creator of insulin. (1971) For the first time, doctors perform an abortion at the...

Today In Medical History – February 21

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(1892) American Neo-Freudian psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Harry Stack Sullivan was born. He believed that the personality lives in a complex of interpersonal relationships. (1895)...
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