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Sport helps young people develop life skills and supportive relationships with their peers and adults.

Society

Girls benefit from doing sports

29 September 2020

Press release

Parents need to be creative and use technology wisely when following the recommendations. A good strategy is to plan the child's activities the day before.

Society

Your children's screen time during confinement

14 April 2020

Article

A study says that artificial intelligence improve educational and clinical decisions made by your child’s teacher, or your mental-health professional or even your medical doctor.

Health

AI to help monitor behaviour

27 January 2020

Press release

“Young children have little control over their exposure to household tobacco smoke" said Pagani.

Health Society

Exposure to secondhand smoke makes kids antisocial

21 November 2016

Press release

Society

Impulsive children raised in caring families drink less during adolescence

22 June 2016

Press release

Health

Antisocial behaviour: Understanding the influence of genes and the environment

13 January 2016

Press release

Regular, structured extracurricular sports seem to help kids develop the discipline they need in order to engage effectively in the classroom, according to Linda Pagani of the University of Montreal and its affiliated CHU Sainte-Justine children’s hospital.

Health

Grow kids' brains through sport!

11 November 2015

Press release

Imaginary games are just one of the many kinds of activities that can faciliate the development of a child's memory and consequently his or her chances of success at school.

Health Society

Working on your tot’s memory now can help his high school success

3 November 2015

Press release

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