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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
    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
    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
    Traumatised children find little support within their own social circle
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    Traumatised children find little support within their own social circle

    Talking helps if you’ve been through a difficult experience. But for children who have been victims of or witnesses to domestic violence,…

    8 May 2026
    Children help shape future of child health research at Chelsea FC event
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    Children help shape future of child health research at Chelsea FC event

    More than 200 children joined researchers, clinicians and parents at Chelsea Football Club to help shape the future of child health research…

    10 Apr 2026

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