A sample of more than 21,600 US adults who were asked about their use of supplements in the 2012 annual National Health Interview Survey, and
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Almost 20 per cent of patients develop psychiatric condition after Covid, study suggests
Nearly one in five people is diagnosed with a psychiatric condition within three months of contracting coronavirus – double the usual rate from other illnesses, a
Children with older sisters in developing countries do better, study suggests
Having an older sister can have as much of an impact on a child’s development in low- and middle-income countries as whether their mother finished
Playing white noise to sleeping babies may do more harm than good, study suggests
Playing babies white noise to help them sleep may do more harm than good, a study has suggested. Despite its popularity with new parents, researchers
Immune system loses ability to protect against infection far earlier than thought, study suggests
The immune system is at its peak in school-age children and begins to decline far earlier than previously thought, according to new research. A new
Herd immunity could have saved more lives than lockdown, study suggests
It comes as thousands of scientists across the world signed the Great Barrington Declaration, calling for an end to lockdown for young and healthy people.
Mental illness is missed in a quarter of patients admitted to hospital, research suggests
Mental illness is being missed by the NHS in a quarter of patients admitted to hospital, research from University College London has suggested. The data
Unpopular children more likely to suffer heart problems in adulthood, study suggests
Unpopular children are more likely to suffer from heart problems in later life, a new study has suggested. Family circumstances and living conditions in childhood
UK children lead least satisfied lives in Europe due to ‘fear of failure’, survey suggests
Richard Crellin, the charity’s policy manager, added: “As a society, we put significant amounts of pressure on our children to succeed, especially at school, and
Mothers can pass coronavirus to babies in the womb, study suggests
The baby was born early by Caesarean section because of concerns about his heart rate racing prior to birth, which may have been caused because
