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    Children trust AI toys, small study finds
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    Children trust AI toys, small study finds

    Children readily engaged with an AI-powered toy robot and often accepted its answers as true in a small study that raises questions…

    26 September 2026
    US approves alopecia pill for children aged 12 and over
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    US approves alopecia pill for children aged 12 and over

    The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Olumiant for children aged 12 and over with severe alopecia areata, extending use of…

    26 Sep 2026
    Imperial awarded £300,000 to study children’s use of AI
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    Imperial awarded £300,000 to study children’s use of AI

    Imperial College London has received £300,000 to investigate how children’s interactions with AI may affect their confidence, independence and wellbeing. The two-year…

    26 Sep 2026
    Three teams win child nutrition innovation hackathon
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    Three teams win child nutrition innovation hackathon

    Three teams from Bangladesh, Indonesia and Thailand have won places on an incubation programme after presenting digital tools to support maternal and…

    26 Sep 2026
    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

    Children are frequently influencing parents to buy unhealthy food during the weekly shop, according to new research. A study being presented at…

    10 May 2026
    New treatment cuts seizures by up to 91 per cent in children with Dravet syndrome
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    New treatment cuts seizures by up to 91 per cent in children with Dravet syndrome

    Children with Dravet syndrome experienced up to 91 per cent fewer seizures after receiving a new medication, according to research published in…

    10 Mar 2026

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