Migration is associated with baseline severity and progress over time in autism spectrum disorder: Evidence from a French prospective longitudinal study

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Discovering Serenity by the Water: The Mental Health Benefits of Visiting Canals and Rivers

Introduction: Nature’s Therapy at Your Doorstep Imagine a place where the worries of your daily grind dissolve as you stand by its serene waters, surrounded by the rhythmic lapping of a nearby canal or river. This isn’t just the stuff of daydreams—science is starting to uncover how these peaceful locales could be a secret balm […]

Turning the Tide: Understanding and Overcoming Drug Use Challenges for Youth in Northern Ontario

Introduction Imagine you’re a young person growing up in the vast, rugged expanse of Northern Ontario, Canada—a place where undulating natural beauty stands in stark contrast to the pressing and hidden struggles within the community. Beneath the serene landscapes lies a less visible battle, one that involves a rising trend of illicit and non-medical prescription […]

Walking the Line: How Cognitive Impairment Affects Our Path Through Shared Zones

Introduction Imagine stepping onto a busy city street where the lines between road and sidewalk are blurred. Here, cars, bikes, and pedestrians all navigate the same space, relying heavily on mutual awareness and understanding to get from one point to another safely. While some might cross comfortably, trusting both their instincts and the drivers around […]

Staying Grounded: How We Anchor Ourselves to Our Bodies Despite Sensory Challenges

Introduction Ever found yourself caught in a whirlwind of experiences, trying to pin down exactly how you perceive the world? Our self-perception is often taken for granted, deeply rooted in the way we sense and interact with our surroundings. But what happens when a key component of that sensory experience—our vestibular system, which helps us […]

Reading the Roads: Unveiling New Insights into Traffic Safety through Offenses and Accidents

Introduction If you’ve ever received a traffic ticket, you might have been startled to realize how closely these infractions can mirror our on-road behavior. However, what if these offenses were more than just infractions on our driving records? Imagine if they could actually predict future crashes. This intriguing notion is exactly what a recent research […]