Children's Health In The News 08/07/2025

The discussion also addresses AI's widespread use among teens, weighing its benefits for learning against potential risks like misinformation and privacy concerns.

Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, engaging with pediatric patients and distributing UFC-branded merchandise. As part of their appearance during UFC Fight Week in Nashville, the UFC Foundation also contributed a $5,000 donation to the hospital’s pediatric cancer unit.

While medical use for conditions such as ADHD saw a modest increase, nonmedical use of these medications experienced a steady decline, reaching its lowest level in 2023. Published in JAMA Network Open, these findings suggest that the rise in stimulant prescriptions has not correlated with an increase in misuse among young people.

This expansion, part of the ongoing Fishers Community Impact Project, aims to enhance local healthcare access by bringing expert pediatric care closer to families in the rapidly growing northern Indianapolis suburbs.

These resources include the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), along with peer counseling and maternity case management.

The project targets a 20% reduction in child mortality rates over three years by improving access to crucial services like healthcare, clean water, sanitation, and nutrition programs. Through these efforts, it also aims to increase vaccination coverage and empower local communities.

Published in the World Journal of Pediatrics, the research by Lee, Kim, and Yon details how nutritional deficiencies, infectious diseases, and limited healthcare access contribute to the condition's prevalence. The findings suggest that effective solutions require addressing broader socio-economic factors beyond solely medical treatment.

The initiative seeks to improve clinical outcomes and public health in the region.

The research provides insights into associated complications and emphasizes the need for comprehensive care, including psychological support, for children undergoing these procedures.

This minimally invasive technique shows promise in reducing recovery times and hospital stays, particularly benefiting healthcare in resource-limited settings.

The research highlights key risk factors and age-dependent variations, aiming to inform clinical strategies and improve outcomes for young patients.

This clinic aims to provide various services for students, with pre-registration encouraged due to anticipated popularity.

The lawsuit alleges staff negligence, including failing to address a known water leak and providing inadequate medical attention after the May 2024 incident, which a state investigation also cited.

Pamela Holmes of Looksee Dental is leading educational efforts, delivering presentations to schools and daycare centers to raise awareness among parents and caregivers and help prevent future complex dental treatments.

This trend is linked to limited access to public dental services, parental attitudes towards oral health, and dietary factors, according to the Australian Dental Foundation.

Hibbs plans a rally in Sacramento on August 19 to oppose the bill, which he characterizes as a 'trafficking bill.'

California ranks as the fourth most expensive state for child care, underscoring a national issue where child care remains largely unaffordable for many families despite low provider wages.

These efforts aim to enhance access to critical care and reduce expulsions for vulnerable young children.

Based on interviews with nearly 500 individuals, the report reveals the county has a low number of licensed child care slots, and many families struggle with access and affordability, often leading to reduced work hours or job loss. Proposed solutions include establishing navigators for providers, trusted messengers for families, and new funding mechanisms.

These resources, created with child development experts, underscore the significance of everyday interactions in building foundational skills for future well-being, intended to support families and professionals.

These films are designed to support families, carers, and early years professionals in preparing youngsters for their future, and are available now on YouTube, including Welsh and British Sign Language versions.

Developed by the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, these films aim to promote the importance of nurturing relationships between adults and children, and are available for use by families, charities, and early years education professionals.