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Melatonin for Children: New Research Raises Concerns Over Safety and Efficacy
A major scientific review highlights a growing disconnect between the widespread use of melatonin for childhood insomnia and the lack of clinical evidence for its safety in typical developing children. Researchers warn of dosage inaccuracies and rising accidental ingestions as supplements outpace behavioral interventions.
March 15, 2026198 views
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