Digital devices are now woven into daily life. Children use tablets for schoolwork, stream videos for entertainment and text friends on phones. While technology offers countless benefits, it can also crowd out healthy behaviors.
Parents and clinicians are increasingly asking whether gut health matters for a child’s behaviour, emotions, and brain development. A growing body of research shows that an unhealthy gut — a condition often described as intestinal dysbiosis or “leaky gut” — can influence physical health, cognitive development, and emotional regulation in children through the gut–brain–immune axis. Below we summarize the latest evidence, explain what it means in plain language, and offer practical, science-based takeaways.
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) remains one of the most common neurodevelopmental conditions in children, yet diagnosing it reliably—with speed, objectivity, and scalability—has proven challenging. The diagnostic pathway conventionally relies heavily on behavioral evaluation, parent/teacher reports, and neuropsychological testing. These methods are valuable, but they bring subjectivity and resource burdens.
A comprehensive 17-year study published in JAMA shows a troubling decline in the health of U.S. children, including higher rates of chronic illness, obesity, and mental health challenges.
Dear Kids (and former kids), I have a secret to tell you, Nobody meant to keep it from you…It’s just
According to recent data, approximately 4.5 million to 6.1 million American children have asthma: Based on the search results, the
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