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“Giving children more opportunities holistically, especially those that struggle with attention, for mindfulness activities and exercise will make a huge difference,” said Western education professor Barbara Fenesi, co-author of a new study with doctorate students Hannah Bigelow and Marcus Gottlieb.
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The new study, published in Frontiers in Psychology, which included contributors from McMaster University and Ontario Tech University, offers alternatives to pharmaceuticals to help kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) learn.
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Good morning. I am Lucas de Toca and I lead the rollout of the vaccine through GPs for the Australian Government. Today, we will be answering some of the top questions that have been coming through from you in our social media channels. I am joined by Linda who will be doing Auslan interpreting. Welcome. We are on the land of the Ngunnawal people, so I want to acknowledge their continued ownership of this place. Dhawra nhuna, dhawra Ngunawal. Yanggu gulanyin ngalawiri, dhunayi, Ngunawal dhawra. Wanggarralijinyin mariny balan bugarabang. And I also acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands where people may be viewing from. My shout out today is a reminder for people to keep their regular medical appointments, even if they are in lockdown. We currently have a significant proportion of the Australian population in lockdown conditions, and it’s really important that we keep up-to-date with some of our screening appointments, including mammograms and breast screening appointments
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