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Ukraine's President Says Russia Trains Abducted Children as Combatantsnbcnews.com
world4 hrs ago

Ukraine's President Says Russia Trains Abducted Children as Combatants

Ukraine's president stated in a CBS News interview that his government holds evidence Russia is abducting Ukrainian children and training them to fight against Ukraine. He described the practice as a violation of international humanitarian law and called for stricter sanctions.

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Ukraine Says Russia Abducts Children and Trains Them to Fightthehindu.com
politics6 hrs ago

Ukraine Says Russia Abducts Children and Trains Them to Fight

Ukrainian officials told CBS News they have evidence Russia is abducting Ukrainian children and training them as combatants. The International Criminal Court has previously issued an arrest warrant over child deportations.

Cbs News
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More than 6,300 children held at ICE family detention centers since 2025wsws.org
politics10 hrs ago

More than 6,300 children held at ICE family detention centers since 2025

Federal immigration authorities have detained over 6,300 minors under 18 during President Trump's second term, with nearly half held at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Texas. Ninety-seven percent of the children had no criminal record.

CBS News
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Children With Down Syndrome in Gaza Face Ongoing Hardship After Ceasefirenbcnews.com
politics3 days ago

Children With Down Syndrome in Gaza Face Ongoing Hardship After Ceasefire

Twelve-year-old Shahd and other children with Down syndrome continue living in tents in Gaza. They react to the sound of drones by hiding, months after a ceasefire took effect.

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Italian Climber Carries Kite With Messages From Gaza Children to Mount Everest Summitthehindu.com
world5 days ago

Italian Climber Carries Kite With Messages From Gaza Children to Mount Everest Summit

Italian climber Leonardo Avezzano carried a kite bearing handwritten messages from Palestinian children in Gaza during an ascent of Mount Everest. The team was led by Palestinian-Jordanian climber Mostafa Salameh.

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Surgeon General Issues Suggested Screen Time Limits for KidsNbc News
technology10 days ago

Surgeon General Issues Suggested Screen Time Limits for Kids

The U.S. surgeon general's office released a report advising limits on children's screen time. The guidance addresses hours spent on devices and types of content viewed.

Nbc News
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Study Finds Rise in Children's Anxiety-Related Doctor Visitsnbcnews.com
world13 days ago

Study Finds Rise in Children's Anxiety-Related Doctor Visits

A study of nearly two million children found that doctor visits for anxiety increased more than 250 percent over ten years. The research examined medical records spanning a decade.

The New York Times
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Girls in Gaza Displacement Camp Train in Boxing Using Makeshift Equipmentindiatoday.intoday.in
world16 days ago

Girls in Gaza Displacement Camp Train in Boxing Using Makeshift Equipment

Under the blazing sun, girls of different ages line up between rows of tents in Gaza’s Muwasi area of Khan Younis to practice boxing. They throw punches at worn punching bags and use makeshift training pads fashioned from plastic poles and padded tarps. @AP reported on the scene.

Associated Press
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Norwegian Study Finds Fruit and Vegetable Intake Linked to Fewer Behavioral Issues in ChildrenEuronews
world25 days ago

Norwegian Study Finds Fruit and Vegetable Intake Linked to Fewer Behavioral Issues in Children

A study by University of Agder researchers in Norway reveals that children eating more fruits and vegetables exhibit fewer internalized issues like anxiety and depression. Conversely, higher consumption of sweet and salty snacks correlates with increased externalized problems suc…

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KEMRI and Partners Launch Study on Aflatoxin Risks to Children's Health in Africadeadline.com
world27 days ago

KEMRI and Partners Launch Study on Aflatoxin Risks to Children's Health in Africa

Researchers at the KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme, along with global partners, initiated a significant study on May 4, 2026, to evaluate aflatoxin exposure risks in African children amid climate change. Named TRACE, the project links climate data, food contamination, and…

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Israeli Survey Shows War Stress Reduces Sleep, Exercise and Increases Junk Food IntakeSubstrate placeholder — needs review
world35 days ago

Israeli Survey Shows War Stress Reduces Sleep, Exercise and Increases Junk Food Intake

A survey by Hebrew University researchers found that war stress from conflicts with Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah has led to poorer health behaviors among Israeli adults and children. Respondents reported less sleep, reduced physical activity and higher consumption of ultra-processed…

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UNICEF Launches Six-Week Sports Program to Support Gaza Children's Trauma RecoveryJ.C. Schröder van der Kolk / Wikimedia (Public domain)
world36 days ago

UNICEF Launches Six-Week Sports Program to Support Gaza Children's Trauma Recovery

A six-week UNICEF initiative in Gaza is using sport to help children cope with the deep impacts of Israel's war. The program focuses on restoring normalcy, rebuilding confidence, and fostering hope for the future. Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud reported on these efforts amid ongoing c…

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New South Wales Offers Free Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine to Children Aged Two to FourSubstrate placeholder — needs review
world54 days ago

New South Wales Offers Free Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine to Children Aged Two to Four

New South Wales has introduced free nasal spray flu vaccinations for children aged two to four, following similar programs in Queensland, South Australia, and Western Australia. The initiative aims to address declining vaccination rates among young children, who face higher risks…

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5-Year-Old Boy from Maple Ridge, B.C., Holds Birthday Party at Local Recycling CentreSubstrate placeholder — needs review
world56 days ago

5-Year-Old Boy from Maple Ridge, B.C., Holds Birthday Party at Local Recycling Centre

Himmat Rai, a 5-year-old from Maple Ridge, British Columbia, celebrated his fifth birthday at the Maple Ridge Recycling Centre with over a dozen classmates. Rai has shown interest in recycling since he was 18 months old and requested the venue after a summer tour.

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