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    Archive Month: May 2026

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    Children’s ‘pester power’ influencing parents’ junk food purchases, study finds
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    Children’s ‘pester power’ influencing parents’ junk food purchases, study finds

    10 May 2026
    Manchester scientists identify major genetic cause of severe childhood epilepsy
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    Manchester scientists identify major genetic cause of severe childhood epilepsy

    10 May 2026
    Lab-grown mini-brains offer new insight into childhood epilepsy
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    Lab-grown mini-brains offer new insight into childhood epilepsy

    10 May 2026
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    IVIG may reduce seizures in some children with drug-resistant epilepsy
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    IVIG may reduce seizures in some children with drug-resistant epilepsy

    Intravenous immunoglobulin may help reduce seizure frequency in some children with drug-resistant epilepsy, according to a retrospective analysis. The study found that…

    10 May 2026
    WHO/Europe mission aims to improve childhood cancer care in Uzbekistan
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    WHO/Europe mission aims to improve childhood cancer care in Uzbekistan

    WHO/Europe has launched a technical mission to Uzbekistan aimed at improving diagnosis, treatment and survival rates for children with cancer. The mission,…

    10 May 2026
    Study aims to reduce overheating risks in children’s hospital wards
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    Study aims to reduce overheating risks in children’s hospital wards

    A new national study aims to reduce the health risks caused by overheating in children’s hospital wards as climate change drives higher…

    10 May 2026
    Harris Health Alliance acquires digital child health record eRedbook
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    Harris Health Alliance acquires digital child health record eRedbook

    Harris Health Alliance has acquired eRedbook, a digital child health record platform, from Heathersoft. The eRedbook is a parent-facing digital platform designed…

    10 May 2026
    WHO designates new centre in Germany to strengthen child and adolescent health
    Child Development

    WHO designates new centre in Germany to strengthen child and adolescent health

    WHO/Europe has designated the Friede Springer Endowed Professorship for Global Child Health at Witten/Herdecke University as a new WHO Collaborating Centre for…

    10 May 2026
    Breastfeeding linked to lower odds of childhood asthma, excess weight and behavioural problems
    Child Development

    Breastfeeding linked to lower odds of childhood asthma, excess weight and behavioural problems

    Breastfeeding may help reduce the impact of socioeconomic pressures on babies’ gut health and later childhood outcomes, according to a new analysis.…

    10 May 2026
    UAB awarded $1.8m to support maternal and child health education
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    UAB awarded $1.8m to support maternal and child health education

    The University of Alabama at Birmingham has been awarded $1.8m to strengthen education and leadership in maternal and child health. The funding…

    10 May 2026
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