Interactive preschool learning apps support early brain development by promoting active learning, problem solving, and real world skill transfer in young children.
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Experts say gaming platforms must protect children while supporting brain development through responsible design and science-based safeguards.
Babies are born with an incredible capacity to learn and explore the world around them.
- Health & Fitness
Singapore Study Reveals Impact of Early-Life Adversity on a Child’s Brain Development
A study found evidence suggesting that children exposed to elevated levels of early-life adversity (ELA) exhibit an accelerated pattern of brain development during the preschool years.
- Health & Fitness
Is a Brain Alteration Involved in Effects of Early Negative Life Events on Later-Life Depressive Symptoms?
Recent research indicates that experiencing negative life events during childhood is linked with a higher risk of developing symptoms of depression during young adulthood.
- Mind & Brain
New Research Reveals Neurobiological Processes During Puberty That Trigger Sex Differences in Learning and Memory
by News Releaseby News ReleaseSex differences in learning and memory mechanisms are triggered by biological events occurring during puberty.
- Mind & Brain
Study Reveals Link Between Brain Cell Development and Risk of Schizophrenia
by News Releaseby News ReleaseGenetic risk factors are known to disrupt brain development in a number of these disorders.
- Family & Relationship
Parental Beliefs on Child Development and Child Outcomes Go Hand-in-Hand – And Those Beliefs Can Be Shifted
by News Releaseby News ReleaseParental knowledge and beliefs differ across socioeconomic status.
The early development of the gut, the brain, and the immune system are closely interrelated.
- Special Needs
Defective Gene Slows Down Brain Cells in People with Autism
by News Releaseby News ReleaseWithin the EU alone, about three million people are affected by an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Some are only mildly affected and can live independent lives.
