Pulse Ghana

Teenagers who smoke marijuana are less intelligent – New study warns

A major US study of 11,000 teens finds cannabis use may slow brain development, affecting memory, focus, and thinking speed.
Pulse Ghana

Teenagers who use marijuana may be falling behind mentally – New study warns

A major US study of 11,000 teens finds cannabis use may slow brain development, affecting memory, focus, and thinking speed.

Books and brain development: why reading is much more than a pastime for children and teens

But from the perspective of neuroscience, reading is much more than just entertainment. This is especially true for children ...
BMJ Global Health

Are parenting programmes effective at scale? Associations with violence against adolescent girls, parenting and mental health in real-world delivery across eight Afri…

Introduction Evidence-based parenting programmes are widely used to prevent violence against children and improve parenting ...

Are You an Overprotective Parent? New Research Reveals the Impact on Kids’ Mood

The seven-day study examines the repercussions of overprotective parents. We break it down along with expert advice on what ...

Kubota Vision Inc. Signs Supply and Licensing Agreement with Laboratoires KÔL for Stargardt Disease Treatment Candidate Under Compassionate Use

Kubota Vision Inc. ("Kubota Vision"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kubota Pharmaceutical Holdings Co., Ltd. (Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan) announced signing of a Supply and Licensing Agreement with Laborat ...
Psychology Today

Listening to Teens Can Save Lives

There are many factors that affect youth mental health. Data suggests that listening by supportive figures and caring adults ...