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11/26/2025

Children who grow up in homes filled with frequent conflict can experience neurological changes that resemble those seen in soldiers returning from combat.
According to researchers at Stanford University, prolonged exposure to emotional tension triggers stress-response systems in the developing brain.
Brain scans in the study revealed heightened activity in regions linked to fear, vigilance, and emotional regulation.
These shifts suggest that even non-physical forms of conflict can have deep and lasting biological impacts on children.
The findings highlight the urgent need for supportive family environments and early intervention.

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On 11th November, alongside the remembrance of fallen soldiers, we also honour the millions of animals who served and suffered in wars. Horses, mules, dogs, cats, and pigeons played vital roles in transport, communication, and detection, often working in extreme and dangerous conditions. Many never returned, dying from injuries, exhaustion, or the harsh realities of battlefields. Today, their service is remembered through memorials such as the Animals in War Memorial in London, inscribed with the words “They had no choice.” Purple poppies are worn to commemorate their sacrifice, reminding us that animals, too, were victims of human conflict and deserve to be remembered with compassion and respect. 💜