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By: Aditi Shrikant@ADITI_SHRIKANT Klaus Vedfelt | Getty Images Kids who read for pleasure 12 hours per week perform better on cognitive tests and have better mental health, according to a recently published study in Psychological Medicine. Researchers from the University of Cambridge and Fudan University looked at data from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study, a long-running project that tracks

I am an integrative child psychiatrist with a special focus on how screen-time detunes the nervous system, causing issues with sleep, mood, focus, and behavior. In fact, technology use is the most underestimated influence of our time; it causes problems whose connections aren’t always obvious, leads to misdiagnosis and overmedication, and wastes resources. I am passionate about

https://html5-player.libsyn.com/embed/episode/id/29097453/height/90/theme/custom/thumbnail/yes/render-playlist/no/custom-color/000000/menu/no/ [00:00:00] Tommy Thomas: For the past six months or so I’ve been asking our guests the question “If there was a nonprofit version of Shark Tank and you were on the panel of potential early-stage investors, what questions would you need to have answered before you’d make an investment?”  Well, again, it’s just a fun question

College Athletes Are Using NILs As a Way to Give Back Allison Torres Burtka | Tuesday, Dec 7, 2021 WHY THIS MATTERS Much of the talk about the NCAA’s name, image, and likeness policy in its first few months has focused on student-athletes’ more traditional sponsorships, such as the local car dealership and the national restaurant chain.

The 10 most charitable athletes worldwide BY THE BORGEN PROJECT ON JULY 31, 2023SPOTTED BUDAPEST, Hungary — Athletes have a significant influence on our society. Soccer, basketball, tennis, motorsports and swimming are a few of the most popular sports worldwide. Sport gives hope, strength and confidence; it inspires and unites the globe. A lot of professionals not only

Written By: G. Ashley Johnson, UT Physicians | Updated: September 12, 2023 Sarah J. Cavenaugh, MD, reading with a pediatric patient at UT Physicians Multispecialty – The Heights. (Photo by: Logan Ball, UT Physicians) Participating UT Physicians clinics are providing new books during well-child exams, both supporting assessments and cultivating a child’s interest in reading.

National player of the year Caitlin Clark has signed with Gatorade, becoming the fourth collegiate athlete and second women’s basketball player to join its roster. The deal marks the expanding name, image and likeness portfolio for the Iowa point guard, who has taken the sport by storm since her freshman year but catapulted to national fame this spring when

Funding Trends Research shows that investing in quality early childhood programs, particularly for at-risk children and girls, delivers some of the highest returns on investment. These funds work to improve education, health, social, and economic outcomes, as well as addressing increased productivity and reduced levels of social spending. When compared to other OECD countries, the