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Infant brains begin visual awareness as early as 2 months of age
Recent neuroscience research shows that our brain’s organization of the visual world occurs much earlier than previously ...
Research shows babies as young as two months old can already categorize what they see, offering fresh insight into early brain development.
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Babies as young as 2 months can categorize images, brain study shows
Scientists at Trinity College Dublin used brain imaging and AI to discover that two-month-old babies are showing cognitive abilities much earlier than expected ...
Despite these constraints, the investigators concluded that the results reinforce current perinatal HIV treatment ...
Delays in language and reading development are common, and learning disorders such as dyslexia can significantly affect a child's educational path and later opportunities. The earlier support is given ...
Prenatal exposure to PM2.5 and black carbon is linked to lower infant cognitive scores. Eye-tracking shows poorer memory, with boys being more vulnerable.
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Decoding the impact of pollution on infant recognition
The prenatal period is a critical window for brain development, yet few studies have examined the impact of air pollution exposure during pregnancy on child cognition. A new study led by the Barcelona ...
In what they're calling a 'biological surprise', a team of expert international geneticists led by a University of Otago researcher have discovered a key piece of information about how the human brain ...
Decades of research show that early psychosocial stress, including chronic exposure to adversity, can shape how a child’s brain develops, with effects that last well beyond childhood. But families ...
If you remember Elvis Presley on The Ed Sullivan Show, you may also remember the advice doctors were giving pregnant women at the time: keep off your feet, sit and lie down as much as possible, take ...
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