In Shaken Baby Syndrome, Women as Likely to be Perpetrators as Men: Study
2011-03-07
But men are more likely to cause greater injury and to confess the crime, researchers sayContinue Reading
Noninvasive Test May Identify Down Syndrome Early On
2011-03-07
Simple blood draw might someday become routine practice in pregnancy, researchers sayContinue Reading
Parents Tend to Focus on Joy, Not Costs, of Raising Children
2011-03-04
Researchers suggest it might be a coping mechanismContinue Reading
Ready to Talk to Your Teen About Alcohol?
2011-03-04
Handbook on underage drinking might help get you startedContinue Reading
Study Finds Men Need More Support Before, After Child Birth
2011-03-04
Giving men an outlet for their fears and worries about childbirth, parenthood will be good for the whole family, study findsContinue Reading
Health Tip: If Your Child Has Diabetes
2011-03-04
Suggestions for what to tell a babysitterContinue Reading
Research Uncovers Clue to SIDS
2011-03-03
Babies who slept on their stomachs had lower levels of oxygen in their brainsContinue Reading
Teens With Congenital Heart Disease Need Help Moving to Adult Care
2011-03-02
Parents should begin the process as child enters adolescence, experts sayContinue Reading
CDC Links Prescription Painkillers in Pregnancy to Birth Defects
2011-03-02
Modest rise in risk noted, but danger to any one woman remains small, researchers sayContinue Reading
Smoking During Early Pregnancy May Put Baby's Heart at Risk
2011-03-02
CDC director calls quitting the most important thing a mom can do to protect her childContinue Reading
Alzheimer's Risk Looks Higher if Mom Had the Disease
2011-02-28
Brain scans of dementia-free adults revealed more atrophy in those whose mothers had the disorderContinue Reading
Stress May Help Spur Weight Gain in New Moms, Study Finds
2011-02-28
And those with higher BMIs developed more signs of depression, researchers foundContinue Reading
Brain-Imaging in Depressed Moms Shows Blunted Response to Crying Infant
2011-02-26
But the response is muted rather than negative, study findsContinue Reading