LearningRx1 Learning | http://www.learningrx.org - Part 49

Iron deficiency in pregnancy linked to increased autism risk

Oct 7, 2014 by

A new study has found that mothers of children with autism were less likely to have taken iron supplements during pregnancy....

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Brain breaks increase academic performance and activity

Oct 5, 2014 by

An exercise DVD that adds short breaks of physical activity to elementary school students’ day had advantages over sedentary programs....

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Births at short/long interpregnancy intervals have higher autism risk...

Oct 4, 2014 by

Babies conceived more than five years or less than one year after their prior sibling have a greater risk of being diagnosed with autism....

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Performance-enhancing drug may cut birth defect risk

Sep 28, 2014 by

Researchers have found that administering the hormone EPO could help reduce the risk of preterm babies developing brain damage....

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Hippocampus activity flows bidirectionally, not unidirectionally...

Sep 27, 2014 by

Researchers studying mice have discovered that the flow of activity linked to memory in the hippocampus is bidirectional, not unidirectional, as thought for the past 100 years or so....

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Autism may be rooted in early cerebellum injury

Sep 26, 2014 by

A new report in “Neuron” theorizes that an injury to the cerebellum during early life may disrupt a developmental phase leading to autism....

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Kids’ auditory brain skills improve with two years of music training...

Sep 25, 2014 by

There’s new evidence that community music programs can boost children’s auditory brain function in just two years....

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