behavioural problems

He added: "If you could prevent behavioural problems with an early intervention, in a public health-sense it could be very important. "

She said there were behavioural problems caused by local sleep episodes.

Boys whose mothers smoked heavily throughout pregnancy were almost twice as likely to display behavioural problems, the report claimed.

The questionnaire, assessing three-year-olds, focused on behavioural problems and attention deficit hyperactivity disorders.

But it barely seemed to grasp, let alone fix, the ingrained cultural and behavioural problems that help to keep some poor places poor.

I speak to yet another graduate: Margje van Haeften, 35, teaches children with behavioural problems three days a week.

The study cannot tell if issues as a baby cause behavioural problems later in life: they could be an early symptom of those later problems.

Studies have shown that excessive TV watching is linked to difficulty in sleeping, behavioural problems and increased obesity in children.

At any time, 450 million people worldwide are affected by mental, neurological or behavioural problems, and the rate is steadily rising.

Animal studies have linked the combination of stress and lack of sleep to behavioural problems in teenage years.

It has already been linked to mental illness and behavioural problems.

Some of them have behavioural problems, some more serious medical problems.

The research showed that a baby with more than one risk factor was even more likely to develop behavioural problems.

Excessive alcohol consumption can lead to health and behavioural problems.

They have inferior educational results and more behavioural problems than the average child.

Does the applicant have any special educational needs or behavioural problems?