Tuesday, 28 July 2026
Kids Fear Food, Diagnosed with ARFID
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Kids Fear Food, Diagnosed with ARFID

ARFD therapy research reveals effective treatment options for children with avoidant restrictive food intake disorder, offering hope for families facing…

By Rara Setiawati  •  19/07/2026
Study finds surgery often fails for knee pain
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Study finds surgery often fails for knee pain

A new study reveals knee surgery often fails to relieve pain and may worsen osteoarthritis, urging patients to reconsider options.

By Yulia Puspitasari  •  18/07/2026
Kids’ brains affected by junk food diet
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Kids’ brains affected by junk food diet

Consuming junk food diet affects kids' brain development, research links higher intake to reduced brain volume in children under six,…

By Cika Rahardjo  •  18/07/2026
Ultraprocessed foods linked to smaller brains in children
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Ultraprocessed foods linked to smaller brains in children

Ultraprocessed foods may shrink brain regions in children linked to emotion and motivation, a new study warns.

By Yulia Puspitasari  •  16/07/2026
Children Afraid to Eat Certain Foods
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Children Afraid to Eat Certain Foods

Children with avoidant restrictive food intake disorder refuse certain foods, moving beyond picky eating and becoming a serious problem for…

By Rara Setiawati  •  15/07/2026
Teen cannabis use linked to mental health risks
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Teen cannabis use linked to mental health risks

Teen cannabis use increases mental health risks like bipolar and psychotic disorders, warns a large-scale study tracking 460,000 adolescents.

By Rara Setiawati  •  14/07/2026
Study Links Cats to Increased Asthma in Children
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Study Links Cats to Increased Asthma in Children

Cat asthma study reveals Swedish data showing cats do not worsen asthma in children, offering reassurance for families with pets…

By Cika Rahardjo  •  12/07/2026
Small Breaks Bring Big Benefits
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Small Breaks Bring Big Benefits

Research shows small breaks every hour can lower heart disease risk. Learn how just five minutes of movement helps your…

By Cika Rahardjo  •  08/07/2026
Sugar-Sweetened Drinks Tied to High Blood Pressure in Kids
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Sugar-Sweetened Drinks Tied to High Blood Pressure in Kids

New study links sugar drinks to high blood pressure in children, highlighting rising health concerns. Learn more about the risks.

By Rara Setiawati  •  05/07/2026