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COVID has had ‘profound’ mental health impact on mothers

COVID has had ‘profound’ mental health impact on mothers

Many women experiencing mental health issues during lockdowns did not access support from GPs or psychologists, new study findings show.


COVID vaccine safety data for children ‘extremely reassuring’

COVID vaccine safety data for children ‘extremely reassuring’

A new study tracking nearly 400,000 children aged 5–15 post-vaccination found adverse events were generally short-term and mild.


Child asthma hospital readmissions reach decade high

Child asthma hospital readmissions reach decade high

The figures provide a ‘standout example’ of why targeted management plans in general practice are vital to avoid admissions.


Assistance dogs found to help autistic children

Assistance dogs found to help autistic children

A small study has shown specially trained dogs can help provide ‘a whole new world of freedom’ to autistic children and their families.


Nine out of 10 infants not meeting recommended daily iron intake

Nine out of 10 infants not meeting recommended daily iron intake

But are the guidelines realistic and how concerned should parents and clinicians be?


Pathways to severe COVID-19 in children discovered

Pathways to severe COVID-19 in children discovered

Researchers have identified the blood clotting and immune protein pathways that are activated in severe cases of COVID-19 in children.


Preventable risk factors in childhood linked with midlife CVD

Preventable risk factors in childhood linked with midlife CVD

Five childhood risk factors, individually or combined, have been identified as predictors of fatal and non-fatal cardiovascular events in adulthood.


More than 40 children given incorrect dose of COVID-19 vaccine

More than 40 children given incorrect dose of COVID-19 vaccine

No serious adverse effects were reported among the tiny proportion of children aged 5–11 who received an adult dose.


Very few adverse reports for children’s vaccination

Very few adverse reports for children’s vaccination

Early data suggests COVID-19 vaccination is ‘well tolerated’ in children aged 5–11 with fewer adverse reactions reported.


‘Opportune moment’ to improve children’s health inequities

‘Opportune moment’ to improve children’s health inequities

With some children experiencing ‘generation-defining disruption’, researchers suggest the pandemic should be a catalyst for reform.


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