AI is like ultra-processed food for developing brains.
The president has signed an order splitting up the MMR shot and reducing routine childhood vaccines.
This post is part of a series in which I gather insights from leadership, diversity, and wellness experts.
Early, positive, repeatedly experienced scents can form memories anchored in newborn neurons and later sustained by broader networks for reward, emotion, and memory.
Stanford Neuroscientist James Doty had a traumatic childhood, but managed to graduate from medical school and become a successful businessman.
A recent piece by the dean of historians of American education, Larry Cuban, asks a provocative question: Are Today’s Children Different Than Children in the 1890s? His answer is no.
It is natural not to remember childhood memories.
Do you still have the teddy bear or blanket you loved as a child? You could be benefiting from it far more than you realize.