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work focuses on interventions and services to optimise the mental health of children and young people. ... But it’s crucial to understand what children are using their phones for.

The research team, led by Dr Shanquan Chen from Cambridge’s Department of Psychiatry, analysed nearly 30,000 health records. ... Super Jelly, a life-changing app for children with type 1 diabetes and £2 billion raised.

Collective. Part of the thrill of real-life gatherings is not knowing what is going to happen, says Foster. ... enough to engage adults and simple enough to be played by children, too.

Mental Health and Neurodevelopmental Centre at the new Cambridge Children’s Hospital will help to close that gap. ... with.”. Epidemiology will also play a key role: which children are more likely to get which conditions, and why?

£56m raised so far to build the new Cambridge Children’s Hospital – halfway to the £100m target. ... Barbara Sahakian, Professor of Clinical Neuropsychology in the Department of Psychiatry, and a Fellow of Clare Hall, was placed sixth in the UK.

In brief. Young readers. Children who read for pleasure at a young age perform better at cognitive tests and have better mental health when they become teens, new research concludes. ... The study, co-led by Professor Barbara Sahakian at the Department

What do we know about the kinds of cognitive difficulties the children in their class might have? ... What barriers do children face in the classroom and how might teachers help to reduce those barriers?

Many older people have scrimped and saved so their children could benefit and many have also volunteered and given to charity to assist others in education and otherwise. ... These initiatives will not foster good race relations. Could we not simply be

Or rather, it can do. There are plenty of examples of musical performance that we might hesitate to call beautiful, but which undoubtedly foster a sense of wellbeing in their participants. ... And you’ll find children studying music do better at maths.