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A registered randomized controlled trial protocol outlines a 12-week interactive exercise intervention for children with ...

The Indiana University School of Medicine is leading a program focused on expanding training for pediatric clinicians to evaluate children for autism. The program, which partners with Vanderbilt ...

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A study of nearly 900,000 families found that greater wildfire smoke exposure during pregnancy was associated with a higher ...