Children with epilepsy are at increased risk of having psychiatric problems than other children, with girls more likely to exhibit symptoms linked to depression and anxiety and boys more likely to have symptoms of ADHD and difficulty getting along with peers, new research suggests.
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Epileptic Kids Have More Psychiatric Symptoms
Obese teens don’t have enough fresh produce, dairy products, or fiber in their diets and may be more likely than normal-weight teens to develop heart and other health problems, new research indicates.
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Unhealthy Diet Raises Heart Risk of Obese Teens
Pregnant women in strained relationships with their partners may be more likely to experience “pre-baby blues,” finds a new study published online in BMC Public Health.
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Relationship Troubles Add to ‘Pre-Baby’ Blues
A study of newly diagnosed patients with Parkinson’s disease found a high prevalence of vitamin D insufficiency, but vitamin D levels did not continue to decline as the disease progressed.
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Low Vitamin D Levels Seen in Parkinson’s Patients
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