Many Parents Ill-Informed About Kids’ Asthma Meds
2016-05-31
Only half surveyed knew what drugs were prescribed, how to use themContinue Reading
Many Parents Ill-Informed About Kids’ Asthma Meds
2016-05-31
Only half surveyed knew what drugs were prescribed, how to use themContinue Reading
Researchers Uncover Surprises About Celiac Disease
2016-05-31
Immune condition most common among people descended from the Punjab region of IndiaContinue Reading
Money, Language Barriers Can Affect Kids’ Brain Injury Care
2016-05-31
Those on Medicaid have less access to necessary rehabilitation services, study saysContinue Reading
Zika Infections Through Sex More Common Than Thought: WHO
2016-05-31
Women planning to become pregnant should wait 8 weeks if they or partner live in areas where infections are occurringContinue Reading
Most Americans Aware of Zika Threat, But Gaps in Knowledge Remain
2016-05-31
Mosquitoes main source of transmission, but many don’t know virus can be spread through sex, HealthDay/Harris Poll findsContinue Reading
New Test Helps Identify Rare Genetic Diseases in Newborns
2016-05-30
‘Next-generation gene sequencing’ could speed up the time to a diagnosis, study suggestsContinue Reading
Is Smoking During Pregnancy Tied to Offspring’s Schizophrenia Risk?
2016-05-27
Scientists measured evidence of exposure in the womb and found an association, but not proofContinue Reading
Fewer Inhaled Steroids May Be OK for Asthmatic Children
2016-05-27
Study suggests some kids don’t need daily dosing, but one expert worries the strategy might have risksContinue Reading
Fewer U.S. Kids Die From Abusive Head Trauma: CDC
2016-05-26
Parent training helps prevent shaken baby syndrome, other forms of violence, experts agreeContinue Reading
Breast Milk Best From the Breast?
2016-05-26
Babies were more likely to get ear infections if they were fed pumped milk, study foundContinue Reading
Some Experts Question Extent of Zika Threat to U.S.
2016-05-26
They say Gulf Coast states face risk, but most other states probably don’tContinue Reading
‘Fat Shaming’ Begins in First Grade
2016-05-25
Weight bias affects all aspects of obese kids’ lives, researchers say
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Kids’ Grades May Suffer When Families Move
2016-05-25
The more times a family changed homes, the worse kids performed in math, reading, study foundContinue Reading