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Food may be making your child anxious

A change in diet may mean friendlier gut bacteria resulting in a calmer brain ....

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Can hugs make your child smarter?

The brain gets a boost thanks to certain hormones secreted when you cuddle ....

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Teens are complaining of tics – experts think social media may be to blame

Doctors are seeing a rise in the number of teens complaining of involuntary movements ....

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Post-COVID, are you suffering from dizziness, brain fog, fatigue?

Dubai: It has been more than eight months since Frances Narte Feliciano, 46, a Filipino expatriate returned home from a-long haul stay at a hospital ICU. But to this day, he experiences many weird symptoms.
A technical storekeeper at a Dubai firm, who had COVID-19 in April 2020, was in the Intensive Care Unit of Canadian Specialist Hospital for over 72 days, breathing through a mechanical ventilator. He was discharged from hospital in August and continued physiotherapy at home. However, he was only able to join back at work in November.
“I walk in to a room and don’t remember why I came there in the first place; I am unable to recall some of my computer transactions on SAP. I experienced a lot of fuzziness, fatigue, dizziness etc in the first few months after discharge. Even to this day, I am fatigued, am unable to work for long hours, require short breaks and do not feel one hundred per cent fine like before,” Narte Felicino told Gulf News. ....

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