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Child development

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Insufficient Sleep During Pregnancy Linked to Developmental Delays in Children

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Study Links Childhood Sleep Patterns to Future Substance Use

Arachidonic acid, which is released from phospholipid membranes, is metabolized to various epoxyeicosatrienoic acid (EET) compounds and subsequently to dihydroxyeicosatrienoic acids (diHETrE). This study revealed that high levels of 11,12- diHETrE in umbilical cord blood are associated with ASD symptoms, such as social affect (SA) and adaptive functioning. Additionally, lower levels of 8,9-diHETrE impacted repetitive/restrictive behaviors (RRB).

Fatty acids in umbilical cord blood might cause autism spectrum disorder

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High-Fat Diet Linked to Anxiety and Gut Bacteria Changes

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Infants hear significantly more speech than music at home

Wearable digital recording devices are used to capture day-long home audio recordings of each infant's natural language environment.

Babies’ Babbling Reveals Patterns of Vocal Play and Practice

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Monkey Study Reveals Infants Adapt to Different Parenting Styles

Six transient states of brain connectivity identified in the study

Brain patterns differ for full-term vs pre-term babies

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Early childhood irritability and tantrums linked to future depression and self-harm

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Why do we cradle babies in one specific arm?

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Acetaminophen use during pregnancy linked to language delays in children

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Most unmarried, low-income couples show positive co-parenting

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Children’s brains shaped by their time on tech devices, research to-date shows

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Excess fluoride linked to cognitive impairment in children

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