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Site title: GMJ News – Medical news, research digests, and policy analysis from the Georgian Medical Journal

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One child dies daily in Gaza despite ceasefire, UNICEF warns of humanitarian collapse
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Approximately one child dies every day in Gaza despite ongoing ceasefire agreements, according to briefing data presented by UNICEF at the Geneva Palais


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Children adopt AI technologies three times faster than adults, UNICEF warns of equity and safety risks
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Preliminary Evidence

Children are adopting artificial intelligence technologies at a rate more than three times faster than adults, according to UNICEF‘s latest analysis. This accelerated adoption pattern raises significan...


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Migrant children in South Africa face severe health and protection gaps, UN bodies warn
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The Committee on the Rights of the Child and UNICEF have issued a joint statement warning that migrant children in South Africa face si...


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US Lawmakers Press Eli Lilly to Honor 340B Drug Discount Program for Hospitals
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A bipartisan group of US lawmakers has called on the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to enforce compliance with the 340B drug discount program, citing a dispute in which Eli Lilly has restricted hospital access ...


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Maternal congenital heart disease linked to increased developmental vulnerability in children
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Moderate Evidence

Children exposed in utero to maternal congenital heart disease (CHD) face a substantially elevated risk of developmental vulnerability when entering school, according to a large population-based cohort study published in


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