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Is prenatal antidepressant exposure safe for the developing child?
Depression and anxiety affect up to one in five pregnancies, yet decisions about how to treat these conditions are often clouded by fear, mixed messages, and incomplete information. For many expecting parents, the question of whether to take antidepressants — particularly selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) — can feel overwhelming, especially when there are concerns…
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How MRI innovation is helping researchers understand brain health in preterm babies
Each year in Canada, thousands of babies are born very prematurely — before 32 weeks gestation — and many require respiratory support in their first days and weeks of life. While this support is often life-saving, researchers are still learning how different types of respiratory care affect the developing brain.
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How this food allergy treatment for kids is easing anxiety for parents
For many families, managing a child’s food allergy means more than just avoiding certain ingredients — it can mean constant worry, social isolation, and fear of accidental exposure. These challenges can last for years, impacting daily life and mental health for the whole family.
