A viral claim suggested that children behave 800% worse when their mothers are present, attributed to a supposed study from the University of Washington. However, this study has been debunked as a hoax. Despite the lack of scientific evidence for the specific claim, there are valid psychological reasons why children might behave differently in the presence of their primary caregivers.
Scientists have developed a new and unexpected weapon in the ongoing battle against the HIV virus.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
