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July 17
ADHD
One Dose, Every Day: Why ADHD Care Overlooks the Menstrual Cycle
New UK research is measuring how ADHD medication effectiveness shifts across the menstrual cycle. Here is what the first systematic study found, and the question every parent of a teen…
ADHD
What Makes AI Chatbots Feel Safe to Teens Also Makes Them Risky
1 in 5 teens now turn to AI chatbots for mental health advice, and most never tell a parent. What safety testers found when they simulated a struggling teen is…
July 15
Education policy
Mississippi Gave Teachers Classroom Funding Early. The New Platform Blocked Local Suppliers.
Mississippi released $25 million in teacher supply funds two weeks early. The new platform blocked Walmart and local tutoring stores, required pre-approval on every purchase, and trained teachers via a…
Dyslexia
India Builds a Neurodiversity Platform Around a Fact Schools Still Ignore
India’s first narrative-driven neurodiversity platform just launched on a science-backed insight most schools still ignore: the story told about a struggling child — not the label, the story — shapes…
Dyslexia
California’s Reading Screener Delay Puts Parents Between Two Real Risks
California schools are screening all K-2 students for reading difficulties for the first time—but a new budget proposal would delay that screening by weeks. Both sides of the debate have…
Dyslexia
Louisiana Offers Free Dyslexia Tutoring. Here Is What Phonics Alone Won’t Fix
Louisiana’s Caldwell Parish is offering free after-school dyslexia tutoring for ages 8-17, five hours a week, no cost. The program is real help. The IDA’s 2025 definition says phonics alone…
