Blackouts Linked to Future Drinking Injuries in College Students
2011-06-30
One or two blackouts increased the risk of drinking injury by nearly 60%, study foundContinue Reading
Genes May Control How Long You Look at Happy Faces
2011-06-29
Findings could further understanding of autism, researchers sayContinue Reading
Addiction Starts Early in American Society, Report Finds
2011-06-29
90% of those hooked on alcohol, tobacco, drugs starting using them before age 18, research showsContinue Reading
Organ Transplant Drug Might Treat Rapid-Aging Disease in Kids
2011-06-29
Early trial with cells in lab shows promise, but much research remains to be doneContinue Reading
Flu Shots for Pregnant Women Also Protect Newborns, Study Finds
2011-06-29
Babies whose moms received vaccine nearly 50% less likely to be hospitalized with fluContinue Reading
Flexible Schedule Helps Keep New Moms in the Workplace
2011-06-28
Leeway in working hours helps women meet demands of home, job, study foundContinue Reading
Health Tip: Why Your Child Is Wetting the Bed
2011-06-28
Here’s a list of potential risk factorsContinue Reading
New Crib Safety Rules to Take Effect
2011-06-28
Goal is to create a ‘safe environment’ for babies as they sleepContinue Reading
Many Pediatricians Aren't Testing Tots for Developmental Delays
2011-06-27
More than half aren’t using standardized screening methods for kids under 3, study findsContinue Reading
Doctors Urge Ban on Junk Food Ads During Kids' Shows
2011-06-27
American Academy of Pediatrics statement aims to slow childhood obesity ratesContinue Reading
Content, Timing of TV Can Take Toll on Kids' Sleep
2011-06-27
Study found violent content, evening screen time shortens shut-eye for preschoolersContinue Reading
Stress May Worsen Lung Function in Kids Breathing Dirty Air
2011-06-25
Traffic pollution combined with stressful home contribute to respiratory problems, study findsContinue Reading
More Autism Diagnoses in High-Tech Areas, Study Finds
2011-06-25
Engineers, computer whizzes — and people with autism — excel at skills involving ‘systemizing,’ researchers sayContinue Reading
Extreme Dieting Often Lasts From Early Teens to Adulthood
2011-06-25
Girls and young women are more likely to do it, but boys aren’t immune, study findsContinue Reading