Morning Exercise Helps Children Reduce Attention Deficit Symptoms
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Michael S. Evers has advocated for alternative and natural therapies through his work as executive director of Project Cure. A new study found that regular morning exercise can help reduce attention deficit symptoms in children, especially those with ADHD. The study observed 200 elementary school children over 12 weeks and found that the children who did vigorous aerobics before school experienced attention benefits compared to children who did sedentary indoor activities.
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- When the incidental stimulus that controlled behavior during training was introduced into the novel setting, all four children then responded correctly, showing that their lack of transfer was due to highly selective responding to unintended stimuli
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International Conference on Health, Wellness & Society 2013, Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Sa'sha Moody - Systematic Review
The document summarizes research on school-based childhood obesity interventions. It finds that interventions using social cognitive theory were most effective, especially when incorporated into teacher curricula. A study using concepts from social cognitive theory and intervention mapping with parent/teacher involvement also showed success. A gardening program had benefits but its effects on obesity require more research. The least effective intervention saw limited student change as they already understood nutrition/activity importance. While many interventions have been conducted, school-based approaches using social cognitive theory can effectively reduce obesity among youth by addressing lifestyle environment, situations, expectations, self-efficacy and control.
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The Healthy Mindsets for Super Kids program is a new 10-module program aimed at building resilience in children aged 9-14. Each module uses superhero themes to teach skills related to communication, social skills, anger management, and positive thinking. The program was developed in response to the need for universal prevention programs to build resilience in at-risk children. Two trials of the program showed promising results in improving participants' resilience skills.
Research Brief: Massage Therapy and Sickle Cell
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This document provides a summary of Dr. Monica Shahbaznia Alvarez's credentials, including her education, clinical experience, research experience, presentations, training, affiliations, and languages spoken. She has over 15 years of clinical experience working with children, adolescents, families and medical teams. She received her PhD in Clinical Psychology from Alliant International University and has held various clinical roles, including independent practice and positions at hospitals.
Health Care lecture - Changing Your Child's Future
The document discusses 7 key health principles for kids:
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2) Healthy food intake and avoiding sugars/preservatives is important to prevent obesity and related diseases.
3) Kids need daily outdoor activity and exercise to develop properly and maintain a healthy weight.
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Clinician Support And Psychosocial Risk Factors Associated With Breastfeeding
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This document summarizes key findings from a report on the importance of play for healthy child development. It outlines that play allows children to develop important skills in social-emotional, cognitive, language, and self-regulation domains which build executive function and prosocial behavior. Play also supports the formation of nurturing relationships with caregivers that are critical for children's healthy development and ability to manage stress. The report recommends that pediatric providers promote the benefits of play and encourage playful learning to complement early education programs.
Penn center for bioethics at new york
This collaboration between Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Cardozo Law builds upon the long history and rich clinical experience of the Montefiore-Einstein bioethics consultation service. With integrated courses designed specifically for the bioethics curriculum, our program provides personal enrichment while equipping you with the skills you need to navigate the nuances of policy and regulation in a changing healthcare environment.
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Mandatory Rehab for Mothers of Children Born with NAS
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) affects newborns exposed to drugs in the womb and causes symptoms like convulsions and inability to sleep. Babies with NAS typically spend two weeks in the NICU withdrawing from drugs. Mothers are currently only allowed limited visitation. Research shows children of mothers addicted to drugs face higher risks of abuse and neglect. The document proposes mandatory residential rehab for these mothers to strengthen the infant bond, provide parenting classes and health services, and promote a healthier lifestyle for the families.
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