[Mental health of children conceived after assisted reproductive treatment].

The prevalence of infertility and the use of assisted reproductive treatment (ART) have been increasing worldwide in recent years. It appeared relevant to conduct a literature review on the safety of these techniques regarding the neurodevelopment and mental health of children and adolescents especially after in vitro fertilization. ART represents obstetrical risk factors.

[A history of childhood obesity acts as a barrier to the recovery from mental anorexia in adolescence ?].

High rates of obesity, unhealthy eating behaviors, and eating disorders among children and adolescents have a very negative impact on their physical and mental health. The role of pediatricians and general practitioners is central in terms of prevention and screening. When a referral to a specialist is necessary, it is important to consider the bidirectional relationship between eating disorders and mental health problems.

[Autism spectrum disorder : ethiopathogenesis and benefits of early diagnosis].

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that manifests in altered or reduced social behaviours, social communication disorders, and repetitive behaviours and/or restricted interests. The etiology of ASD is complex and multifactorial. The etiopathogenesis of the disorder is multiple, including brain abnormalities, visual contact and early interaction disorders.

[Mental health of children refugees : a review].

This review is devoted to all health professionals in order to raise awareness of the psychopathological consequences of forced migration on the mental health of children. First, we will talk about the psychological consequences of immigration in a global way, and then we will discuss about some specific situations. We will finish with prevention and care of these vulnerable children.

[Merycism : when humain being starts ruminating].

Merycism is a rare and little-known functional gastrointestinal disorder. Indeed, the diagnosis is made, on average, with a delay of 21 to 77 months. This delay can lead to dramatic consequences for the patient such as significant weight loss, ionic imbalance and social isolation.