One in 1,000 Newborns Develops Blood Poisoning: Study
2011-04-26
Many providers weak on prevention, fail to do recommended screening for bacteria, researchers sayContinue Reading
Approval for Meningitis Vaccine Expanded to Include Toddlers
2011-04-25
As young as 9 monthsContinue Reading
Bullied Kids Showing Up in School Nurses' Offices
2011-04-25
Those with physical complaints for no apparent cause ‘may be getting picked on,’ research findsContinue Reading
Pediatricians Urge Better Protection From Chemicals
2011-04-25
Children, pregnant women inadequately safeguarded from hazardous compounds, experts sayContinue Reading
HIV Kids Growing Up Well, Study Finds
2011-04-22
With survival improved, researchers now look at long-term complicationsContinue Reading
Pregnant and Stressed May Mean Offspring Who Misbehave
2011-04-22
Not the type of stress but the number of incidents has most effect, study findsContinue Reading
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Hits Teens, Too
2011-04-22
Dutch study finds pediatricians more apt to diagnose the condition than general practitionersContinue Reading
Student Bullying Linked to Family Violence: CDC
2011-04-21
Report finds bullies, victims and bully-victims face dangers outside of schoolContinue Reading
U.S. Parents Want Kids More Active During School Day: Poll
2011-04-21
A third think elementary schools should devote more time to PE, survey findsContinue Reading
Pesticide Exposure in Pregnancy Linked to Lower IQ in Kids
2011-04-21
Three new studies on organophosphates can’t prove cause-and-effect, howeverContinue Reading
Corticosteroid Creams Safe for Kids With Eczema: Study
2011-04-21
Researchers saw no worrisome side effects for those using the often effective medicationsContinue Reading
Poverty Can Hinder a Child's Cognitive Development, Study Says
2011-04-21
Family instability has no impact, researchers reportContinue Reading
Babies' Persistent Fussiness Could Mean Behavioral Woes Ahead
2011-04-21
Study links problems in infancy to temper tantrums, aggressive actions and moreContinue Reading
Couch-Potato Kids: It Shows in Their Eyes, Researchers Say
2011-04-20
Excess screen time, low physical activity linked to narrow retinal vessels, predicting poor heart healthContinue Reading