Shaken Baby Syndrome Program Didn’t Reduce Injuries: Study
2015-10-26
Over 3 years, more than 90 percent of North Carolina parents of newborns participatedContinue Reading
Raise Smoking Age to 21, U.S. Pediatricians Urge
2015-10-26
And regulate e-cigarettes the same way as other tobacco products, doctors addContinue Reading
Safe Tackling OK in Youth Football, Pediatricians’ Group Says
2015-10-26
New policy statement urges proper training, supervision to avoid injuries among young playersContinue Reading
How Cancer Wreaks Havoc on Family Finances
2015-10-26
Study finds an individual’s earnings may drop by 40 percent in the years following diagnosisContinue Reading
Pediatricians’ Group Urges Action on Climate Change
2015-10-26
Natural disasters, diseases and excess heat threaten children’s health, says American Academy of PediatricsContinue Reading
Paintball, BB Guns Can Severely Injure Kids, Study Finds
2015-10-23
Serious eye injuries, organ damage can occur, researchers warnContinue Reading
Health Food Stores Urge Supplements to Underage Teens: Study
2015-10-23
Two-thirds of clerks recommend muscle-building aid not OK’d for use before age 18Continue Reading
Doctors Key to Stopping Child Hunger
2015-10-23
American Academy of Pediatrics statement says all kids should be screened for signs of malnutritionContinue Reading
Black Men May Get Worse Prostate Cancer Care, Study Contends
2015-10-22
Problems include longer waits, greater need for more care after surgery, and higher costs
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Data on Foodborne Disease Outbreaks at Your Fingertips
2015-10-22
Redesign of CDC website simplifies access to years of data, agency saysContinue Reading
Plague May Have Infected Humans Earlier Than Thought
2015-10-22
DNA evidence suggests deadly germ was around 4,800 years agoContinue Reading
Heart Patients Worldwide Missing Out on Key Drugs
2015-10-20
Study cites problems with availability, affordabilityContinue Reading
Technique Could Preserve Fertility for Wounded Soldiers
2015-10-20
Sperm retrieval might help injured servicemen have children in the future, study saysContinue Reading
Stereotypes Can Hurt a Patient’s Care
2015-10-20
People who fear being judged might avoid preventive services, study saysContinue Reading