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Instantaneous Orthostatic Hypotension (INOH) is a newly recognized condition that affects children and adolescents, causing a range of symptoms that significantly impact their daily lives. In this groundbreaking research article, the authors provide valuable insights into the clinical characteristics, circulatory… Continue Reading →
Psychosomatic illness in children is a complex phenomenon that has puzzled researchers and professionals for decades. In 1978, Mary S. Sheridan and Karen Kline embarked on a groundbreaking research study to shed light on this perplexing issue. Their research article,… Continue Reading →
Understanding the development of numerical skills in young children has long been a topic of interest for researchers. A recent study published in the journal Child Development titled “Number Representations Drive Number-Line Estimates” by Yuan, Prather, Mix, and Smith (2020)… Continue Reading →
Children’s fairs have long been recognized as valuable events for fostering community engagement and providing entertaining and educational experiences for young individuals. In the year 2023, a groundbreaking research article titled “A Children’s Fair for Multicultural Health Activities” investigated the… Continue Reading →
Throughout history, few leaders have left as monumental a mark on society as Napoleon Bonaparte. Renowned for his military brilliance, Napoleon’s achievements extended far beyond the battlefield. One of his most impactful contributions was the establishment of a free public… Continue Reading →