Research Alert
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Researchers Warn AI-Driven ‘One Chatbot per Child’ Model Conflicts With How Children Learn
As school districts across the United States move to integrate generative artificial intelligence into classrooms, education researchers are raising concerns…
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NIH Awards $3.1 Million to Michigan State University to Study Impact of Stuttering on Children
Researchers at Michigan State University’s Developmental Speech Laboratory have received a $3.1 million grant from the National Institutes of Health…
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Increased Social Media Use Linked to Poorer Reading and Memory in Adolescents
Source A new study has found that just one extra hour of daily social media use is enough to reduce…
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Child Marriage Prevalence Falls to 28.6% in Nigeria, Study Reveals
Source A new report titled “The State of the Nigerian Girl Report 2025”, conducted by Consultant Mr. Austine Mamedu with…
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Stillbirth Crisis Persists in the U.S., New Data Reveals
Source A new study published in the medical journal JAMA has revealed that the incidence of stillbirths in the United…
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Six Strategies to Prevent Violence Against Children in Schools
Source Globally, one billion children experience violence each year, and schools are among the most common settings. In Lebanon, new…
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Survey Reveals Gen Z Parents Embrace One Parenting Trend
Source A new survey has revealed that Generation Z parents are increasingly focused on breaking cycles of generational trauma while…
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Most Girls in UK Forced to Change Daily Habits to Stay Safe
Source A new survey by the Girlguiding charity has revealed the stark reality facing girls and young women in the…
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Russia Indoctrinated, Abused Thousands of Ukrainian Children, Report Finds
Source A new report published on Sept. 11 by Save Ukraine and War Child U.K. has revealed the scale of…
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Childhood Obesity Surpasses Underweight Globally – Unicef
Source For the first time, there are now more children living with obesity than those who are underweight, according to…
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