Prenatal Exposure to Pesticides May Harm Kids' Development
At age 3, children of mothers exposed to highest levels were adversely affected, researchers findContinue Reading
At age 3, children of mothers exposed to highest levels were adversely affected, researchers findContinue Reading
Two-thirds face other struggles, such as learning disabilities, anxiety, speech problems, data showsContinue Reading
Sedentary lifestyles, poor food choices must be addressed to reverse trend, researcher saysContinue Reading
But the risk was found only in bottle-fed babies, study reportsContinue Reading
Study suggests social connections protect poor teens against smoking, obesityContinue Reading
Schoolwork, behavior may suffer when high schoolers work more than 20 hours a week, study saysContinue Reading
They should pitch no more than 100 innings per calendar year, and some less, experts sayContinue Reading
Keeping dinner conversation free from TV, disruptions linked to better health, study foundContinue Reading
Israeli study finds 6th graders who spoke both Russian and Hebrew picked up English more easilyContinue Reading
Positive experiences can give preschoolers a healthier outlook on life, researchers sayContinue Reading
Changes in eating, sleeping habits might explain the trend, researcher saysContinue Reading
MRI might be a better way to identify ischemic strokes, researchers sayContinue Reading
Induction without good medical reason puts babies at risk, watchdog group warnsContinue Reading
But researchers add that not all kids helped; long-term effectiveness unknownContinue Reading
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