Fewer Birth Defects for Older Moms Who Have Fertility Treatments
2016-10-17
In vitro fertilization cut the rate in half for women over 40, study findsContinue Reading
Foster Kids Face Higher Risk of Health Problems: Study
2016-10-17
They were even more vulnerable than children in low-income, single-parent familiesContinue Reading
Foster Kids Face Higher Risk of Health Problems: Study
2016-10-17
They were even more vulnerable than children in low-income, single-parent familiesContinue Reading
How to Help a Child Who’s Cyberbullied
2016-10-17
Expert shares common-sense tips for parentsContinue Reading
1 in 4 College Students Is Hungry: Survey
2016-10-16
And nearly half say they are food insecureContinue Reading
Florida Officials Announce New Zika Zone in Miami
2016-10-14
News comes just weeks after another neighborhood was declared free of virus after aerial spraying to kill mosquitoesContinue Reading
Protein in Breast Milk May Reduce Hospital Infections in Preemies
2016-10-14
Lactoferrin is safe for newborns and might prevent pneumonia and meningitis, researchers sayContinue Reading
1 in 5 U.S. Young Adults Uses Hookah
2016-10-13
Misperceptions abound that it’s safer than cigarettes, researchers sayContinue Reading
Scientists Map DNA of Zika Virus From Semen
2016-10-13
It’s another step in trying to understand the germ linked to severe birth defects worldwideContinue Reading
Scientists Map DNA of Zika Virus From Semen
2016-10-13
It’s another step in trying to understand the germ linked to severe birth defects worldwideContinue Reading
How to Prepare Your Child for a New Brother or Sister
2016-10-12
Children’s reactions to family changes depend on their age, pediatric experts adviseContinue Reading
Mom-to-Be’s Antidepressant Use May Be Tied to Speech Issues in Child
2016-10-12
Study shows a link but can’t prove cause and effect, and experts stress that overall risk is smallContinue Reading
Why Parenting May Be More Stressful for Mom
2016-10-11
Mothers are often doing household chores, but dads get more play time with the kids, study findsContinue Reading