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Ultra-Processed Foods May Rewire Children’s Brains, Heightening Responses to Tempting Snacks and Linking to Future Weight Gain
The Predictive Brain: How Modern Neuroscience is Validating Century-Old Freudian Insights
The Creative Mind: Why Divergent Thinking Is the Key to Well-Being
Decades of Progress in Child Survival Under Threat as COVID-19 Disrupts Global Health Services
Empowering Children Through Emotional Regulation: The Impact of "Size of the Problem" Strategies
Global Mental Health in Decline as Younger Generations Face Chronic "Languishing" and Turn to AI for Support
Beyond Amyloid Plaques: Immune Cell Discovery Offers New Hope for Alzheimer’s-Related Sleep Disruption
Genetic Mystery Solved: How a Rare Mutation Shields the Brain from Alzheimer’s
New Research Reveals How Daily Walking Protects the Brain Against Alzheimer’s Disease
Global Community Unites to Celebrate World Occupational Therapy Day 2026

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The Hidden Cost of Silence: Why Experts Are Calling for an End to Ultrasonic Bark Deterrents

For years, pet owners looking for a quick solution to excessive barking have turned to a seemingly high-tech, unobtrusive tool: the ultrasonic bark deterrent. Whether disguised as a decorative birdhouse, a collar, or a plug-in unit, these devices promise to curb unwanted noise with a simple pulse of sound. However, a growing body of evidence,…

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EIB Global and WHO Announce €10 Million Partnership to Revitalize Lebanon’s Public Health Infrastructure

LUXEMBOURG — In a significant move to bolster the resilience of Lebanon’s beleaguered healthcare system, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have formalized a strategic partnership aimed at addressing critical gaps in the country’s medical infrastructure. On 6 March 2025, during the prestigious EIB Group Forum held in Luxembourg, WHO…

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Empowering Children Through Emotional Regulation: The Impact of "The Size of the Problem" Approach

WASHINGTON — Educators, therapists, and parents are increasingly turning to a social-emotional learning concept known as "The Size of the Problem" to help children navigate daily challenges, build resilience, and develop critical executive functioning skills. Designed to bridge the gap between emotional responses and actual situations, the strategy teaches children to evaluate the magnitude of…

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Beyond "I" Statements: Why True Intimacy Requires Deeper Self-Awareness

After four decades of working as a psychotherapist, I have participated in my fair share of communication skills training seminars and workshops, learning a great deal from the various frameworks introduced over the years. Yet, through decades of clinical practice, I have repeatedly noticed a vital element that is frequently missing from standard communication toolkits.…

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Global WHO Offices Mobilize on World Health Day 2025 to Defend Maternal and Newborn Health Amid Severe Funding Threats

On the occasion of World Health Day 2025, celebrated under the resonant theme “Healthier beginnings, hopeful futures,” more than 100 global offices of the World Health Organization (WHO) have mobilized to launch wide-ranging public advocacy actions. Working in close collaboration with Member States, grassroots communities, dedicated health workers, partner and donor agencies, and civil society…

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Children’s Defense Fund-Minnesota Honors Local Changemakers at Annual "Celebration of Joy" Event

MINNEAPOLIS, MN — The Children’s Defense Fund-Minnesota (CDF-MN), the local branch of the renowned national child advocacy organization, is set to host its annual "A Celebration of Joy" event. This gathering is designed to honor remarkable Minnesota changemakers while simultaneously uplifting the broader community and reflecting a spirit of profound hope, resilience, and collective action…

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Beyond the "Lizard Brain": New Research Challenges Long-Held Myths About How Our Brains Evolved

For generations, the popular understanding of the human brain has been framed by a compelling but increasingly contested narrative: a struggle between the cold, calculated logic of the "higher" brain and the primal, impulsive urges of the "lizard brain." This metaphor suggests that our evolutionary journey involved stacking sophisticated, rational layers—like the neocortex—atop an ancient,…

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