Theravive - Therapy News And Blogging - A new study published in the Journal of Sleep looked at the associations of sleep and the oral microbiome among adolescents and young adults in the United States. “We aimed to investigate whether different sleep durations, especially insufficient or excessive sleep, are associated with changes in the richness and evenness of oral microbial communities, a largely unexplored area in adolescent sleep health research," study author Marie-Rachelle Narcisse told us.

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10.06.2025

New Study Looks At Brain Disruptions In Climate Stress-Exposed Children

Theravive - Therapy News And Blogging - A new study explores the impact of prenatal exposure to Superstorm Sandy, a post-tropical cyclone that made landfall in New York City in 2012, and extreme ambient heat, defined as at least one day greater than 95 degrees Fahrenheit, on the brain volume of the basal ganglia in school-aged children, a critical brain region that regulates our emotions and behaviors. “We were hoping to find out whether individual and/or combined exposure to these stressors defined above would lead to discernible differences in the volume of the basal ganglia,” study author Donato DeIngeniis told us.

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18.06.2025

New Study Looks At Weight Stigma And Bariatric Surgery

Theravive - Therapy News And Blogging - A new study published in the Journal of Health Psychology looked at weight stigma and bariatric surgery. “In this longitudinal study, we investigated the association between weight stigma and mental health (depression and anxiety symptoms), dysregulated eating (binge eating and other disordered eating), and body mass index (BMI) before and after metabolic bariatric surgery (MBS),” study author Larissa McGarrity told us.

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24.06.2025

New Study Finds Parental Mental Health Among Factors That Can Influence Child Food Insecurity

Theravive - Therapy News And Blogging - A new study published in the Journal of Advances in Nutrition looked at a systemic review of social vulnerability and child food insecurity in developed countries. “Our study focuses on identifying social vulnerability factors that may be associated with childhood food insecurity,” study author Liuwork Mitiku Dana told us. “Our aim was to understand the complex drivers of food insecurity in children living in wealthy industrialized nations like Australia and the US.”

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New Study Looks At The Oral Microbiome And Sleep Health In Teens

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New Study Looks At Weight Stigma And Bariatric Surgery

New Study Finds Parental Mental Health Among Factors That Can Influence Child Food Insecurity

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