Early Puberty In Children
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Early Puberty Causes: Sleep And Junk Food May Be To Blame, Expert Says
Poor sleep leads to hormonal chaos by lowering melatonin levels, which in turn affects estrogen, testosterone, and growth hormones.
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Father's Obesity In Puberty Increases Asthma-Risk For Offspring
Early puberty seems to be an important period for avoiding health problems later in life, not only for oneself but also, in the case of boys, for their future offspring.
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Kids from Economically Weak Backgrounds May Hit Puberty Early. Here's Why
According to researchers from Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) in Australia, underprivileged more likely to experience puberty earlier than their peers and this may lead to certain health complications later in life.
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Lead exposure delays puberty
Exposure to lead in early childhood may delay puberty in girls.
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Small at birth means smaller adults
Being small at birth may mean a greater likelihood of staying small as an adult, at least as far as height, according to recent research. In this study, researchers try to determine how birth size and early growth affected later height gain.
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Early Puberty Causes: Sleep And Junk Food May Be To Blame, Expert Says
Poor sleep leads to hormonal chaos by lowering melatonin levels, which in turn affects estrogen, testosterone, and growth hormones.
-
Father's Obesity In Puberty Increases Asthma-Risk For Offspring
Early puberty seems to be an important period for avoiding health problems later in life, not only for oneself but also, in the case of boys, for their future offspring.
-
Kids from Economically Weak Backgrounds May Hit Puberty Early. Here's Why
According to researchers from Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) in Australia, underprivileged more likely to experience puberty earlier than their peers and this may lead to certain health complications later in life.
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Lead exposure delays puberty
Exposure to lead in early childhood may delay puberty in girls.
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Small at birth means smaller adults
Being small at birth may mean a greater likelihood of staying small as an adult, at least as far as height, according to recent research. In this study, researchers try to determine how birth size and early growth affected later height gain.
