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(02-Nov-2017) Here's what dental experts say |
(01-Nov-2017) Help keep your child from getting hurt |
(31-Oct-2017) Keep your child safer |
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(30-Oct-2017) Suggestions for success |
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(26-Oct-2017) And recognize signs that they may not be coping |
(26-Oct-2017) Analysis says this skill set common among some Major League greats |
(25-Oct-2017) He inserted one in each nostril, with disastrous results |
(25-Oct-2017) Transferring microbes from the mom to her infant born via C-section comes with infection risk |
(24-Oct-2017) Consequences can include long-term health issues, emotional problems and troubles at school |
(24-Oct-2017) Distractions at the wheel are major cause of needless tragedies, experts say |
(19-Oct-2017) Behavior was strongly linked to greater suicide risk, UK study found |
(19-Oct-2017) Survey finds big jump over past 6 years in media availability, use for youngest Americans |
(18-Oct-2017) Doubling amount given also improved their growth |
(17-Oct-2017) Treatments vary, depending on severity of the condition |
(17-Oct-2017) The often-undetected eye condition could lead to school troubles |
(16-Oct-2017) Keep cribs free of objects and toys |
(16-Oct-2017) But adolescent health experts say there's no evidence to support that belief |
(16-Oct-2017) For choking or possible poisoning, poll finds many parents need an emergency refresher course |
(15-Oct-2017) Researchers say strong effort leads to more conscientiousness overall |
(14-Oct-2017) Common-sense rules will make Fright Night less scary |
(13-Oct-2017) But study finds they tend to have more severe cases of the skin condition than white children |
(12-Oct-2017) A positive atmosphere prompts preschoolers to eat more fruits, vegetables and other healthy foods |
(12-Oct-2017) Study shows men enjoy twice as much leisure time on weekends as their wives do |
(10-Oct-2017) Hint: Don't do it for them |
(10-Oct-2017) It's important for young athletes |
(10-Oct-2017) New proposal urges doctors to begin talking to parents when fair-skinned children are 6 months old |
(09-Oct-2017) In study, binge drinking 6 times a month lowered chances of full-time employment later |
(09-Oct-2017) Keep your kids safer |
(09-Oct-2017) Set guidelines for your family |
(09-Oct-2017) Social media is a place where they vent, support each other's views, study finds |
(07-Oct-2017) Start by setting the same rules for everyone in the family, specialist says |
(06-Oct-2017) Know the warning signs |
(06-Oct-2017) There's wide range of 'normal' growth and development for kids, pediatricians group says |
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(04-Oct-2017) Infants should always be put to sleep on their back on a firm, bare surface |
(03-Oct-2017) Though the rate remains low, study shows it doubled between 2001 and 2015 |
(02-Oct-2017) Psychiatrists urge parents to stress to young concertgoers that events like Las Vegas shooting remain rare |
(29-Sep-2017) When oldest female child has the disorder, risk is raised for younger siblings, especially boys: study |
(28-Sep-2017) U.S. health officials say this season could be a tough one |
(27-Sep-2017) Suggestions to prevent burns |
(26-Sep-2017) Contact sports is a leading reason why, study contends |
(25-Sep-2017) Parents need to keep weapons locked up, limit exposure to media violence, experts say |
(21-Sep-2017) How to keep everyone else healthy |
(21-Sep-2017) 'It's OK to let your kids see you sweat,' researcher says |
(20-Sep-2017) Recognizing signs and symptoms |
(19-Sep-2017) 'Bullets' bought online may be contributing to ocular injuries |
(19-Sep-2017) Researchers say greater risk of behavior issues, depression in those who played tackle before age 12 |
(18-Sep-2017) Make your baby's space safe |
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(15-Sep-2017) But older kids often miss out on booster seats |
(15-Sep-2017) Study finds elementary school children with phones are more likely to be cyberbullied |
(15-Sep-2017) It seems like fun but can be a quick trip to a broken limb, study authors warn |
(15-Sep-2017) Researcher calls findings an emerging public health issue |
(15-Sep-2017) Study of more than 100 kids treated at trauma centers reveals serious injuries |
(14-Sep-2017) How to prepare children for furry friends |
(14-Sep-2017) Impairments range in severity, two studies found |
(12-Sep-2017) Child expert offers tips on helping youngsters recover from the storms |
(11-Sep-2017) In Massachusetts, ER visits down as much as 50 percent, study found |
(09-Sep-2017) Dietitian shares tips for tasty, affordable lunches |
(07-Sep-2017) Helping youngsters make the right food choices |
(07-Sep-2017) What to include and exclude |
(06-Sep-2017) Life lessons can be learned on the playing field |
(06-Sep-2017) Tips to help ward off depression |
(06-Sep-2017) By late October is best, says American Academy of Pediatrics |
(06-Sep-2017) Toxins left by flood waters a particular concern, doctors say |
(05-Sep-2017) Ease the transition to a different grade or district |
(05-Sep-2017) Help keep kids safe |
(05-Sep-2017) Study found one particular germ in 70 percent of children with additional infections |
(04-Sep-2017) Thinking ahead and keeping a calendar with important dates can help make transition smoother |
(03-Sep-2017) Make sure your child isn't carrying too heavy a load |
(01-Sep-2017) Suggestions to prevent food poisoning |
(01-Sep-2017) Both short- and long-term damage can result from quick losses or gains |
(01-Sep-2017) Small study finds reduction in white matter among children operated on as infants |
(01-Sep-2017) Overall child immunization rates fell after CDC advised against the inhaled form, study shows |
(31-Aug-2017) Here are suggested questions |
(31-Aug-2017) Imaging showed less activity in the areas responsible for reining in impulses |
(30-Aug-2017) Offer fresh fruit as a healthier choice |
(30-Aug-2017) Average age of new fathers has risen to 31, study finds |
(29-Aug-2017) Develop an action plan |
(29-Aug-2017) More shut-eye means healthier, more alert students, but survey finds half of parents pushing back |
(29-Aug-2017) Hiding info from pediatricians could be risky for young patients, report authors say |
(28-Aug-2017) Classrooms, locker rooms and dormitories are breeding grounds for bacteria and viruses, expert says |
(25-Aug-2017) Snack preferences drive buying decisions, but brands and allowance also play a part, researchers say |
(25-Aug-2017) Poor diet, drugs and car accidents also among the leading concerns, poll shows |
(24-Aug-2017) But rates still lagging against the cancer-causing virus that's caused by sexual contact, CDC says |
(23-Aug-2017) Suicide attempts more common in both bullied and bulliers |
(21-Aug-2017) Research showed no differences from children raised by heterosexual couples |
(21-Aug-2017) Findings indicate growing acceptance of gender transition |
(21-Aug-2017) Pediatric experts recommend infants always sleep on their backs to avoid SIDS |
(20-Aug-2017) First few weeks require patience and support, educators say |
(18-Aug-2017) Study found even if pregnant women later hear better info from docs, they may still wait on immunizations |
(17-Aug-2017) Symptoms of a common problem |
(17-Aug-2017) Calcium, iron and folate may be shortchanged when morning meal is missed |
(16-Aug-2017) And heroin led to the most deaths among 15- to 19-year-olds, CDC says |
(15-Aug-2017) Smartphone study finds young avoid their neighborhoods when threat of danger rises |
(14-Aug-2017) In a study that'll give you paws, researchers find no mental or physical benefit from a household friend |
(13-Aug-2017) Child development expert offers advice on how to ease anxiety as classes start |
(11-Aug-2017) Study found when parents become therapy partners, they become less depressed, learn to keep emotions in check |
(11-Aug-2017) When kids are grown, quality of life is the same as for parents of babies born full-term |
(09-Aug-2017) Here's how you can help prevent them |
(09-Aug-2017) Neck arteries are narrower than those of wealthier children, study says |
(07-Aug-2017) Exposing them to written words early on will give them a strong start, researcher says |
(07-Aug-2017) Messages from recovering peers made an impact, study finds |
(07-Aug-2017) Infants aged 6 months and younger should avoid the sun |
(04-Aug-2017) Temperament determines which kids will resist new foods, study suggests |
(03-Aug-2017) Suggestions to keep them safer |
(03-Aug-2017) And help prevent an accident |
(02-Aug-2017) This serious health threat affects kids as well as adults |
(01-Aug-2017) Know the signs of dry and secondary drowning, expert cautions |
(31-Jul-2017) The news wasn't all bad, since some looked for suicide prevention, study found |
(29-Jul-2017) Very young children should stay off, group says |
(27-Jul-2017) 'We need to bring men into the conversation,' researcher says |
(26-Jul-2017) Here's how some dentists do it |
(26-Jul-2017) Here's what may be keeping them awake |
(26-Jul-2017) Before kids head back to school, make sure they're up-to-date on their vaccines |
(24-Jul-2017) For people with the disorder, meds like Ritalin linked to lower rates of alcohol, drug abuse, study finds |
(24-Jul-2017) A 5 percent drop in coverage could trigger a tripling of measles cases in young kids, study finds |
(24-Jul-2017) Food sensitivity and intolerance may be mistaken for allergic reaction, even by doctors |
(21-Jul-2017) Advance preparation can help get your questions answered |
(21-Jul-2017) Parent questionnaires revealed no physical, mental distinctions at school age |
(18-Jul-2017) Skip junk food from the amusement park |
(18-Jul-2017) Study seems to dispel a common myth around the daily supplement, researchers say |
(17-Jul-2017) Teach kids ways to prevent dog bites, pediatricians' group says |
(17-Jul-2017) More than 1 in 3 don't know when their teen's next shot is due, survey finds |
(14-Jul-2017) Even on a 60-degree day, a small child's body temperature can quickly rise |
(12-Jul-2017) First-line treatment for severe allergic reaction is often neglected |
(11-Jul-2017) Some smart ways to get kids to exercise more |
(11-Jul-2017) Caring from a distance |
(11-Jul-2017) Suggestions to help keep them cool |
(07-Jul-2017) Bacteria, parasites and other nasty surprises may be hiding in the sand |
(04-Jul-2017) Don't get too close to those loud booms, hearing specialist suggests |
(03-Jul-2017) Signs that parents shouldn't worry |
(03-Jul-2017) Follow-up of 100 kids found none were allergic |
(02-Jul-2017) Make eye safety a priority this Fourth of July |
(30-Jun-2017) Make sure children are getting the right message |
(29-Jun-2017) It only takes a small amount of water |
(28-Jun-2017) Try making good food fun at home |
(27-Jun-2017) Findings confirm that these injuries are linked to level of play |
(27-Jun-2017) But one public health expert questions whether the reported association is valid |
(26-Jun-2017) Income inequalities when young appear to have lifelong effects, research suggests |
(23-Jun-2017) Other 'treats' you can give |
(23-Jun-2017) Shade, clothes and hats offer little ones safe protection, pediatric dermatologist says |
(23-Jun-2017) But 1 in 7 still had excess alcohol at least once in past month, study finds |
(22-Jun-2017) Repetitive behaviors, restricted interests occur in both disorders, make correct diagnosis tricky, researchers report |
(22-Jun-2017) By 18, more than half of adolescents were still virgins, new CDC survey reveals |
(21-Jun-2017) Physician couple found it's possible, but daycare workers and babysitters may not want to give it a go |
(20-Jun-2017) Study found timing of treatment seemed to play a role |
(19-Jun-2017) What the experts say |
(19-Jun-2017) It's a 'uniquely American problem,' one pediatrician says |
(19-Jun-2017) Criticism of parenting skills usually comes from family members, on topics from discipline to diet |
(15-Jun-2017) Suggestions for correct use |
(15-Jun-2017) Little ones can feel snubbed by the devices and consequently act out, study suggests |
(14-Jun-2017) Things Mom and Dad should agree on |
(14-Jun-2017) Look for hidden dangers |
(13-Jun-2017) And help keep them safe |
(12-Jun-2017) Two-thirds of the tiniest infants were ready for kindergarten, study says |
(12-Jun-2017) Study found they were 36 percent more likely to get in an accident than other adolescents |
(12-Jun-2017) ER physician offers advice on avoiding heat health problems |
(09-Jun-2017) Suggestions to please a finicky eater |
(08-Jun-2017) Treating before a headache starts might lead to more effective pain relief, specialist says |
(07-Jun-2017) Difference is small, about a half inch at age 3, study finds |
(07-Jun-2017) They tend to have fewer friends, which can lead to depression and other emotional problems, researchers say |
(05-Jun-2017) More evidence that family stress in childhood might affect lifelong health |
(05-Jun-2017) Despite latest guidelines, odds of poorer sleep and SIDS are higher, study finds |
(02-Jun-2017) They can mold to a baby's face, leading to suffocation, researchers say |
(01-Jun-2017) Distractions, such as cell phones, and failure to buckle up are main causes |
(01-Jun-2017) Rates are two to three times higher than national norms |
(31-May-2017) Study shows outbursts occur just as frequently among children without speech, language troubles |
(30-May-2017) An unhealthy diet may be why they can ID these logos, researchers suggest |
(30-May-2017) Gynecologist offers tips on ways to make it a positive experience |
(30-May-2017) Positive interactions during first few months could enhance thinking skills at age 2, study suggests |
(29-May-2017) Here's what to do |
(29-May-2017) Injuries can lead to amputations, pediatric trauma expert cautions |
(29-May-2017) Pediatricians' group offers tips on how to protect kids by the pool, lake or ocean |
(26-May-2017) Here's how you can improve safety |
(26-May-2017) The innovative take-home gift helped curb the dangerous practice of bed-sharing, study found |
(25-May-2017) Study found men raising toddlers were more responsive, emotional with girls than boys |
(24-May-2017) Suggestions to protect your baby |
(24-May-2017) Finding highlights importance of car seats, seat belts for young passengers |
(23-May-2017) Mental health experts say it's important for parents to encourage teens to follow through with their plans |
(22-May-2017) Plus, they support limits for older kids and doing away with sippy cups for toddlers |
(17-May-2017) Here are potential benefits |
(16-May-2017) Fortunately, there are ways to prevent injuries to children, ER doc says |
(15-May-2017) More than one-third surveyed would let child swim unsupervised in neighborhood or hotel pool |
(11-May-2017) Small study found 'at-risk' babies did better if therapists trained parents to communicate more effectively |
(11-May-2017) Navigating adult services is challenging, autism experts say |
(10-May-2017) Use of safety gear lags despite thousands of visits to U.S. hospitals each week, survey finds |
(05-May-2017) Suggestions to follow |
(05-May-2017) Tell the doctor what info you saw online so your concerns can be addressed, study suggests |
(05-May-2017) Wandering is a hazard for these children, and this technology helps, review finds |
(04-May-2017) Many of those injuries are accidental, study finds |
(04-May-2017) Study found moms who read to their infants had children with better vocabulary, reading skills |
(04-May-2017) Drinking figured in 85 percent of the top children's films over 2 decades |
(04-May-2017) Findings support American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines on technology use by very young children |
(04-May-2017) Study found some lacked info on baby sleep positioning, proper fever relief |
(04-May-2017) Netflix series is too explicit in depicting teen suicide while leaving out key elements, mental health experts warn |
(03-May-2017) More use is linked to attention and behavior problems, but also less anxiety, study finds |
(01-May-2017) These guidelines will help them stay safe |
(01-May-2017) Federal stats show some don't eat any veggies at all, and some infants don't get any breast milk |
(01-May-2017) Abuse rates dropped about 2 percent a year over a decade, survey finds |
(29-Apr-2017) Meet with staff beforehand and clarify expectations, doctor advises |
(28-Apr-2017) Suggestions to limit TV and PC time |
(28-Apr-2017) Mothers' support system also seems to have protective effect, study suggests |
(28-Apr-2017) Skin cancer expert offers advice for protection against summer rays |
(28-Apr-2017) Batten disease is a neurologic disorder that typically affects young children |
(27-Apr-2017) Telltale signs to watch for |
(27-Apr-2017) The shots have cut disease rates so low that some parents underestimate the threat, doctors say |
(26-Apr-2017) Yet overall chances to any one child remain low, researchers stressed |
(25-Apr-2017) Calming kids with food can start a vicious, fattening cycle, study says |
(24-Apr-2017) Study authors hope new national data will spur further research and targeted prevention efforts |
(21-Apr-2017) In simulated experiments, the task was too tough for children younger than 14 |
(21-Apr-2017) Twins study found DNA most at play for nose's tip, area around lips, cheekbones |
(20-Apr-2017) Researchers say interventions should come earlier in life for disadvantaged children |
(19-Apr-2017) Bigger, more powerful machines seem to cause more severe traumas, researchers report |
(18-Apr-2017) Here's what parents can do |
(18-Apr-2017) Study of 43 South American infants found damage to retinas and optic nerves |
(18-Apr-2017) Mental health experts say his decades-long struggle with his mother's death all too common for children |
(17-Apr-2017) How to discuss with your doctor |
(17-Apr-2017) Wealth of options may leave moms and dads wondering which kind and how much to give, survey finds |
(17-Apr-2017) Flu shot study showed that healthy vaccination practices may run in the family |
(16-Apr-2017) Study finds kids have higher reading skills when they enter 1st grade than they did a decade ago |
(15-Apr-2017) Dermatologist offers tips to avoid pests and treat their bites |
(13-Apr-2017) Characteristics you should watch for |
(12-Apr-2017) Dining suggestions for your youngster |
(11-Apr-2017) What your child wears doesn't affect severity of skin troubles, study finds |
(11-Apr-2017) Pediatricians suggest discussing adolescent's capabilities with doctor first |
(11-Apr-2017) Therapists help parents learn and better react to their infants' communication style |
(10-Apr-2017) Suggestions to make it easier |
(09-Apr-2017) Kids under 6 account for 1 million calls to U.S. poison control centers a year |
(06-Apr-2017) Signs of insufficient shuteye |
(04-Apr-2017) And help protect children |
(31-Mar-2017) People who eat home-cooked meals and don't watch TV while eating less likely to be obese, study finds |
(31-Mar-2017) They report less closeness, fewer positive interactions, but no increase in negative behaviors toward one another |
(31-Mar-2017) Premature changes can have lasting effects, such as depression, higher risk of some cancers, study says |
(30-Mar-2017) Pediatrician explains that marijuana affects a child's developing brain differently than an adult brain |
(27-Mar-2017) But study suggests that children who were nursed may be less hyperactive at age 3 |
(24-Mar-2017) And spare your smile |
(24-Mar-2017) Here's how |
(23-Mar-2017) Child must inherit genetic mutation from two deaf parents, researchers said |
(23-Mar-2017) Suggestions based on the child's age |
(23-Mar-2017) Review of studies finds 1 glass of 100-percent juice a day not linked with weight gain |
(23-Mar-2017) Tendency of moms to mellow with age may play role in children having fewer social, emotional problems |
(22-Mar-2017) Make sure it includes these features |
(22-Mar-2017) Low-fat foods may be filled with sugar, study finds |
(22-Mar-2017) Players learn safer moves, reducing head injury rate and recovery time, study suggests |
(21-Mar-2017) Swimming lessons are essential -- even before other therapies, researcher says |
(20-Mar-2017) But suicides involving these drugs are up more than 50 percent, study finds |
(20-Mar-2017) Poll says many would turn to urgent care centers, thinking it's faster than seeing usual physician |
(17-Mar-2017) Which types are recommended? |
(17-Mar-2017) Follow these safety guidelines |
(17-Mar-2017) Those under 12 shouldn't specialize in any one activity, researchers say |
(16-Mar-2017) Signs throughout school, on school's website made students 3 times more likely to use the salad bar |
(16-Mar-2017) Diminished response seen in premature infants who spend weeks in the hospital, study finds |
(15-Mar-2017) Finding may reflect shifting attitudes about how much weight is too much, researcher suggests |
(15-Mar-2017) How to help kids work it out |
(15-Mar-2017) Establishing regular bedtime early on may pay dividends in elementary school, study suggests |
(14-Mar-2017) Study finds 3-plus hours each day linked to increased body fat and insulin resistance |
(14-Mar-2017) Study found link, but researchers can't say for sure why |
(13-Mar-2017) Foods to eat, and those to avoid |
(13-Mar-2017) New policy statement urges government to keep families together, not place kids in detention centers |
(13-Mar-2017) Product has unpredictable, potentially dangerous effects, doctors warn |
(10-Mar-2017) Suggestions to protect your infant |
(09-Mar-2017) Learn the warning signs |
(08-Mar-2017) It could save your child's life |
(08-Mar-2017) In small study, frequent players had empathetic responses similar to those who don't play much |
(07-Mar-2017) Helpful shopping suggestions |
(06-Mar-2017) Passive exposure tied to more egg and peanut sensitivity in study |
(06-Mar-2017) Certain conditions linked to greater odds for neglect, bullying |
(28-Feb-2017) Suggestions to cope with their behavior |
(28-Feb-2017) Waiting later could lead to permanent vision problems, U.S. panel says |
(28-Feb-2017) Why remains unclear, researchers say |
(28-Feb-2017) Study found preventive care didn't help Medicaid toddlers in one state, but more research is needed |
(27-Feb-2017) Study finds big differences in how youngsters affect parents' sleep |
(27-Feb-2017) Marijuana isn't benign, child health experts contend |
(24-Feb-2017) Make sure your sitter knows the basics |
(23-Feb-2017) In study, brainy students more likely to drink or try marijuana, but they did stay away from tobacco |
(22-Feb-2017) But, brain attacks are still very rare in children |
(20-Feb-2017) In national survey, only 1 of 3 respondents felt they're teaching healthy eating habits |
(20-Feb-2017) Odds of overdose more than double if parent takes powerful narcotic instead of milder pain med, study finds |
(17-Feb-2017) Researchers find weight gain speeds up a year after delivery, suggest motherhood might be the reason why |
(17-Feb-2017) Brain scans show distinct response when fathers gaze at their kids |
(16-Feb-2017) Men who are stressed or in poor health seem to be at special risk, study shows |
(15-Feb-2017) Parents skip meals so children can eat, but youngest siblings get priority if there's not enough food |
(14-Feb-2017) The American Academy of Pediatrics offers tips for showing kids your love every day |
(13-Feb-2017) Tips to preserve winter fun |
(13-Feb-2017) First line of defense is an epinephrine auto-injector, pediatricians say |
(13-Feb-2017) Moms secrete more dopamine when watching their own babies, study finds |
(10-Feb-2017) Average is 1-2 weeks, but study found some kids needed more than 3 weeks to get better |
(10-Feb-2017) Nutritionist offers advice on getting children to eat healthier fare |
(10-Feb-2017) Study of obese Hispanic children suggests smog might boost chances of developing the blood sugar disorder |
(09-Feb-2017) Boosting your child's immune system lets them stay in cold- and flu-fighting shape |
(08-Feb-2017) 'Vapers' seem much more likely to give real smokes a try, study finds |
(08-Feb-2017) Early sex, stealing and dropping out of school are some of the consequences, study contends |
(02-Feb-2017) Survey finds 80 percent have positive view of the shot against measles, mumps and rubella |
(02-Feb-2017) Nearly 500 such injuries occurred in 2015, study reports |
(01-Feb-2017) And shouldn't be neglected |
(01-Feb-2017) They're also more likely to suffer depression, anxiety -- and new moms particularly vulnerable |
(31-Jan-2017) Suggestions for colder weather |
(30-Jan-2017) Here's some expert advice |
(30-Jan-2017) Even toddlers can benefit from educational TV and apps, pediatricians say |
(27-Jan-2017) Always read labels |
(26-Jan-2017) Identifying the best program |
(24-Jan-2017) Sensors in infant clothing that track 'vitals' can cause unnecessary alarm, report says |
(23-Jan-2017) Study finds the habit hurts academics, and supports the notion of leaving laptops at home |
(23-Jan-2017) Study finds 'vaping' might lead teens who would've never smoked to try nicotine |
(20-Jan-2017) Elevated stress hormone levels linked to stomach problems among these children, researchers say |
(17-Jan-2017) Treatment with 1 to 5 needles might stop the excessive crying, Swedish researchers say |
(16-Jan-2017) Most agree those with diarrhea should stay home, but about half would send a child who had thrown up |
(14-Jan-2017) Sprains and strains are common on the field |
(13-Jan-2017) Kids at higher risk for head and neck injuries while sledding, safety experts warn |
(12-Jan-2017) Here's what they can do |
(12-Jan-2017) Even so-called 'healthy' options and baby foods were laden with the sweet stuff, study finds |
(10-Jan-2017) Poor kids more likely to grow up feeling powerless and behaving aggressively, study shows |
(10-Jan-2017) Doctors, nurses made worse decisions when confronted by 'an angry mother,' study finds |
(04-Jan-2017) If swallowed, serious damage can occur in just 2 hours, poison center expert says |
(03-Jan-2017) How to keep kids safer |
(03-Jan-2017) Study links -- but doesn't prove -- Moms', Dads' obesity tied to delayed social and problem-solving skills |
(29-Dec-2016) More must be done to teach them how to respond to aggression, researcher says |
(28-Dec-2016) Here's what the Heart Association suggests |
(27-Dec-2016) Care provided by parents adds up to nearly $18 billion in lost wages, study says |
(26-Dec-2016) Study finds programs reduce ER trips and doctor appointments |
(26-Dec-2016) Signs you should see a doctor |
(22-Dec-2016) Distractions can help prevent pain |
(21-Dec-2016) Be mindful of overwhelming or risky conditions, doctors' group says |
(21-Dec-2016) Nearly 1 in 7 parents of toddlers don't bring a car seat for travel rides, poll finds |
(16-Dec-2016) Suggested next steps |
(16-Dec-2016) Having a child with the condition costs about $80 more a month in medical expenses, study finds |
(16-Dec-2016) Survey reveals reluctance of teens, young adults to talk to their doctor because parents might find out |
(15-Dec-2016) Here's what parents can do |
(14-Dec-2016) Some kids 'are falling through the cracks of a broken system,' researcher says |
(14-Dec-2016) A long time under or repeated episodes of sedation may pose risk to developing brains, agency says |
(13-Dec-2016) Use of tobacco and alcohol down significantly, too, federal report finds |
(12-Dec-2016) Three-pronged approach includes anesthetic cream, researchers say |
(12-Dec-2016) Skin-to-skin nurturing linked to increased survival, better social and behavioral outcomes, study finds |
(09-Dec-2016) Offer encouragement, but don't overdo it |
(08-Dec-2016) Cool, but not frozen, items may ease your baby's discomfort |
(06-Dec-2016) But kids still don't see nicotine as addictive and may opt for e-cigarettes instead |
(05-Dec-2016) MRI shows involvement of brain areas controlling speech, attention and emotion |
(30-Nov-2016) Make sure the child has nutritious meals |
(29-Nov-2016) Rollovers and heavier vehicles are some likely reasons why, study shows |
(28-Nov-2016) More than 1 million kids a year affected in the U.S., and doctors can ease the transition, group says |
(24-Nov-2016) For starters: secure padding to any object with sharp corners |
(24-Nov-2016) These tips from a child development expert will help you foster an everyday attitude of gratitude in your children |
(23-Nov-2016) Try entertaining your child while brushing |
(23-Nov-2016) A man's enjoyment, confidence in his role as father seemed even more important than time spent |
(23-Nov-2016) Heated political discussions can frighten children, psychiatrists warn |
(22-Nov-2016) What parents can do |
(22-Nov-2016) Research also found viewing sexual content can lead to erotic dreams, but not as often |
(21-Nov-2016) This happened even with kids who weren't hungry, researchers found |
(21-Nov-2016) Mothers more likely than fathers to stop working, study finds |
(21-Nov-2016) Kids who tried this game alone were almost 5 times more likely to think of killing themselves, study finds |
(21-Nov-2016) Pediatricians' group wants to expand access to family-based therapies |
(18-Nov-2016) When neighbors look out for others' kids, children have better emotional health, study finds |
(17-Nov-2016) Soda sales fell 20 percent in Maryland county, study finds |
(16-Nov-2016) Risks include choking and suffocation, as well as injuries from shooting toys |
(14-Nov-2016) Suggestions for better relationships |
(14-Nov-2016) More are relying on timeouts to discipline children, study shows |
(11-Nov-2016) Some want a new animal right away, while others feel they need to honor the memory |
(11-Nov-2016) New guidelines coming soon from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases |
(11-Nov-2016) Small study suggests markers in the blood might spot when brain injury has occurred |
(10-Nov-2016) What weary parents can do |
(08-Nov-2016) Here's what's recommended |
(08-Nov-2016) Signs may include nightmares, avoiding reminders of the trauma, feeling unsafe, researchers find |
(08-Nov-2016) But vaping group contends the electronic devices lower smoking rates |
(07-Nov-2016) Those treated in 1990s more likely to report pain and poor health as adults, researchers say |
(02-Nov-2016) What parents can do |
(02-Nov-2016) Children from kindergarten through second grade put on weight when school's out, study found |
(02-Nov-2016) Inhaling black carbon from traffic offsets benefits, environmental health specialist says |
(01-Nov-2016) Age of first childbirth involves more than just personal choice, study suggests |
(31-Oct-2016) Here's what you can do |
(31-Oct-2016) Children with access to these devices don't get enough sleep, study finds |
(28-Oct-2016) Tips for a happier Halloween |
(27-Oct-2016) Study finds no differences between children of gay, lesbian or heterosexual couples |
(26-Oct-2016) Safety tips for walking trick-or-treaters |
(26-Oct-2016) Early intervention reduced symptom severity years later, study finds |
(25-Oct-2016) Reported mishaps include falls and burns from spilled hot drinks, study finds |
(24-Oct-2016) Things teens should avoid |
(24-Oct-2016) Not yet clear if those changes are lasting or meaningful |
(21-Oct-2016) What parents can do |
(21-Oct-2016) But, medical recommendation is to stay out of game after head injury |
(21-Oct-2016) Interest in learning new things also shrinks with greater screen time, pediatricians find |
(21-Oct-2016) Canadian case was highly publicized on social media, researchers report |
(21-Oct-2016) Study finds hospital admissions for head pain also up; reasons are unclear |
(21-Oct-2016) New review offers parents advice on how to be more careful with postings that could affect their children |
(21-Oct-2016) Suggestions include no screen time for those under 18 months, not using media as 'soothing tool' |
(20-Oct-2016) Parents don't emphasize safety enough, experts say |
(18-Oct-2016) They're double or triple the fun -- and the work -- but having a game plan helps, pediatricians say |
(17-Oct-2016) Here's why |
(17-Oct-2016) Addressing problem behaviors with food or TV may combat excess weight, researchers suggest |
(17-Oct-2016) Expert shares common-sense tips for parents |
(17-Oct-2016) They were even more vulnerable than children in low-income, single-parent families |
(14-Oct-2016) Smartphones can get in the way of family life, and stress is the result, study finds |
(13-Oct-2016) Children's reactions to family changes depend on their age, pediatric experts advise |
(12-Oct-2016) Mothers are often doing household chores, but dads get more play time with the kids, study finds |
(10-Oct-2016) These tips can ease parents' worries and help kids with food allergies or asthma enjoy the holiday |
(07-Oct-2016) Step one, pediatrician says, is to examine emotional connection to food |
(07-Oct-2016) Working hours may limit parent-child time, but these men aren't 'deadbeat dads,' research finds |
(05-Oct-2016) Suggestions to keep the youngster safe |
(05-Oct-2016) Study reveals other reasons for not getting kids vaccinated |
(05-Oct-2016) The cervical cancer vaccine was treated as just another scheduled shot |
(05-Oct-2016) Nearly all who were infected had not been vaccinated, researchers say |
(04-Oct-2016) Family-centered intervention counters stresses of poverty, researchers say |
(03-Oct-2016) Make sure you know possible side effects |
(01-Oct-2016) Teach kids not to look at phone while walking, and to make eye contact with drivers when crossing street |
(30-Sep-2016) Parents most receptive to messages about the shot's effectiveness, safety and the cancers it prevents, study finds |
(28-Sep-2016) Here are some healthy options |
(26-Sep-2016) Here's how |
(26-Sep-2016) Average U.S. child consumes about 80 grams daily, nutritionist says, putting health at risk |
(23-Sep-2016) Keep these criteria in mind |
(23-Sep-2016) Those who gardened ate more fruits, veggies by the time they were in college, study shows |
(23-Sep-2016) If kids do get sick, make sure they're fever-free for 24 hours before returning to class |
(22-Sep-2016) Here's what they need to know |
(22-Sep-2016) Fewer teens are smoking or showing interest in cigarettes and cigars, but e-cigs a concern |
(21-Sep-2016) Adolescents burn about 450 fewer calories daily than 10-year-olds, study finds |
(21-Sep-2016) But there's no need to banish your feline friend -- just send fleas packing instead |
(20-Sep-2016) Childhood mistreatment offsets the advantages of growing up in a well-off home, research shows |
(20-Sep-2016) Targeting specific types of bacteria might one day help treat childhood obesity, research suggests |
(19-Sep-2016) More fruits, vegetables, fish and whole grains linked to higher test scores in study |
(19-Sep-2016) Overall numbers are low, but researchers say prevention efforts are needed |
(19-Sep-2016) Survey shows many want kids to be taught about managing stress, depression and bullying |
(19-Sep-2016) But only give softened 'finger foods' to infants and watch them while they eat, researcher says |
(17-Sep-2016) Study suggests young children need to be told they shouldn't approach a scared dog |
(16-Sep-2016) And those who also have conduct disorder seem to face an even greater risk |
(16-Sep-2016) Once-recommended practices such as waking a sleeping child for periodic checks can delay healing, expert says |
(16-Sep-2016) Pediatrics group praises physical activity but warns game could be a dangerous distraction |
(15-Sep-2016) Here's what parents can do |
(14-Sep-2016) Odds rise even higher when kids have more than one food allergy, researchers say |
(14-Sep-2016) One-time application was highly effective in animal trials, but more study needed, researchers say |
(13-Sep-2016) They were more affected by nicotine when they thought it was present in a cigarette, study showed |
(12-Sep-2016) Secondhand smoke can raise children's risk of heart disease, premature death |
(12-Sep-2016) Concussion rate jumped almost 1,600 percent in same time period, study found |
(10-Sep-2016) Take injuries seriously, and if no improvement in a few days, see a doctor, specialist says |
(09-Sep-2016) But prescription medications can still send the parasites packing |
(05-Sep-2016) Parents can help make the transition easier for new students |
(02-Sep-2016) A drop of about 10 percent is possible, study authors suggest |
(01-Sep-2016) Although uncommon, vision impairment from these devices can be permanent, study reports |
(01-Sep-2016) History of antisocial disorder, suicide attempt or marijuana abuse showed the most effect, study authors say |
(29-Aug-2016) Pediatricians' group suggests kids play multiple sports |
(26-Aug-2016) Suggestions to keep their feet happy |
(26-Aug-2016) Getting them involved boosts the odds they will actually eat it, experts say |
(25-Aug-2016) Make sure they're meeting these guidelines |
(25-Aug-2016) Mom's singing helps stabilize infant breathing |
(23-Aug-2016) But experts disagree about whether certain collision drills should be curtailed |
(22-Aug-2016) An expert's advice on when to keep your child home |
(22-Aug-2016) The routine should start now |
(22-Aug-2016) Here's what you should teach them |
(22-Aug-2016) Industry guidelines often misleading, study finds |
(22-Aug-2016) New American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines cover preventing obesity and eating disorders |
(19-Aug-2016) Suggestions for vacation |
(19-Aug-2016) Heavy, unbalanced loads can cause injury that is easy to avoid, experts say |
(19-Aug-2016) Immunizations protect against potentially devastating childhood illnesses: FDA |
(19-Aug-2016) Establish a 'no kid' zone in part of your kitchen to keep little ones safe |
(19-Aug-2016) Kids' eye problems often go undetected. Here's what to look for |
(18-Aug-2016) Exposure therapy for infants and toddlers leaves 4 out of 5 'desensitized,' study finds |
(17-Aug-2016) Here's how |
(17-Aug-2016) Safe Kids Worldwide says little ones' bodies heat up much faster than adults |
(17-Aug-2016) Know how to reduce the risk of getting hurt so you'll be able to help your team compete |
(17-Aug-2016) About one-third of these were more serious injuries, study finds |
(15-Aug-2016) About 3,500 U.S. infants still succumb to sudden infant death syndrome each year: CDC |
(12-Aug-2016) Remind yourself of the dangers |
(12-Aug-2016) Discuss money, expectations beforehand, then let go, experts say |
(12-Aug-2016) What you should know before children participate in youth sports |
(09-Aug-2016) Even when lifeguard is present, parents need to keep constant watch when children are near water |
(05-Aug-2016) Shows and games don't have to be violent |
(05-Aug-2016) It's not a setback, pediatric specialist says |
(05-Aug-2016) Brazilian study found half of those who smoked, drank, did pot had symptoms of psychological disorders |
(01-Aug-2016) Here's what parents can do |
(01-Aug-2016) Digestive disorders, headaches, attention-deficit disorder among the common issues |
(30-Jul-2016) Physical education expert says children should stay active during school vacation |
(27-Jul-2016) Also, many aren't child-resistant, which poses a risk to youngsters |
(26-Jul-2016) Suggestions for treating flakes and itch |
(25-Jul-2016) Suggestions for a calmer child |
(25-Jul-2016) Cannabis-laced candy, baked goods look irresistible to kids, doctors warn |
(22-Jul-2016) Nutritious foods can help add a few pounds |
(21-Jul-2016) Limit background chatter when teaching new words, study says |
(21-Jul-2016) Feeling they have control over their health helps, researchers say |
(21-Jul-2016) Hospitalizations 4 times more common with pods compared to other detergents, study finds |
(20-Jul-2016) Suggestions that could save a life |
(18-Jul-2016) Parents need to tighten the reins, while media needs to stop glorifying aggression, statement says |
(15-Jul-2016) Suggestions to help keep them safe |
(15-Jul-2016) But concerns, child's health history should be discussed with anesthesiologists before surgery |
(15-Jul-2016) Researcher suggests parents serve normal portions and let kids ask for more if they don't feel full |
(15-Jul-2016) Expert advice to help you -- and kids -- cope with the seemingly unending string of catastrophes |
(14-Jul-2016) Figure out what's causing the problem |
(14-Jul-2016) No need to avoid lakes and rivers -- disease experts say infection is exceedingly rare |
(14-Jul-2016) Getting shuteye by 8 p.m. appeared linked with lower obesity risk as teens, researchers say |
(11-Jul-2016) Findings boost 'hygiene hypothesis,' study authors suggest |
(08-Jul-2016) Take steps to protect your family |
(08-Jul-2016) Study also found health care costs about 60 percent higher for these kids |
(07-Jul-2016) Things to help prevent contamination |
(05-Jul-2016) Kids can get exposed in common play areas, like doctors' offices, researchers warn |
(05-Jul-2016) Children under 8 most vulnerable to marketing's effects, study says |
(01-Jul-2016) Good relationship with parents, especially between fathers and sons, fosters healthy habits, study finds |
(30-Jun-2016) Make sure your child feels comfortable |
(29-Jun-2016) Lack of standard paid leave in U.S. takes toll on parents' well-being, study finds |
(29-Jun-2016) The key is immediately following tub time with moisturizer |
(29-Jun-2016) More than half of victims are under 5, but older kids and teens still at risk |
(28-Jun-2016) How to get what young children need |
(27-Jun-2016) Early standing could signal better learning and memory skills in preschool years, research suggests |
(25-Jun-2016) Study found too much pressure for good grades raised risk for anxiety, depression |
(23-Jun-2016) Protocols help get students used to the heat during preseason practice |
(20-Jun-2016) Make sure it's properly installed |
(16-Jun-2016) For starters, apply it at least 15 minutes before heading out, pediatrician advises |
(16-Jun-2016) When they've outgrown a booster, strap them in safely |
(15-Jun-2016) 15 outbreaks in U.S. linked to the illegal reptiles |
(13-Jun-2016) Right amount leads to better behavior, attention and memory, doctors say |
(13-Jun-2016) Pediatricians' report details the many benefits |
(10-Jun-2016) Expert shares tips for injury-free outdoor play |
(10-Jun-2016) Study of 44 families found parent-child interaction rare during hours when preschoolers watched media |
(09-Jun-2016) Moodiness and making excuses are signs in children |
(09-Jun-2016) Study finds both partners struggle when mothers feel overwhelmed |
(09-Jun-2016) CDC survey finds adolescents hear some health messages, but not all |
(08-Jun-2016) Those with the attention disorder sleep less, take longer to fall asleep at night, study finds |
(08-Jun-2016) Girls who hear comments on size more likely to be overweight as adults, study finds |
(07-Jun-2016) Smaller baby bottles might help prevent early obesity in formula-fed infants, study suggests |
(06-Jun-2016) Katy Perry, Justin Timberlake and others endorse sugary, less healthy fare, researchers say |
(03-Jun-2016) Suggestions for what to do at home |
(03-Jun-2016) Study finds difference is surprisingly small -- just 11 calories on average |
(02-Jun-2016) Skin condition seems more likely in areas with high mineral content in water, study finds |
(01-Jun-2016) Mom and Dad often misjudge child's weight, studies find |
(31-May-2016) Immune condition most common among people descended from the Punjab region of India |
(31-May-2016) Researchers say parents can help improve odds by practicing with toddlers at home |
(31-May-2016) Those on Medicaid have less access to necessary rehabilitation services, study says |
(31-May-2016) Only half surveyed knew what drugs were prescribed, how to use them |
(31-May-2016) 'Next-generation gene sequencing' could speed up the time to a diagnosis, study suggests |
(27-May-2016) Study suggests some kids don't need daily dosing, but one expert worries the strategy might have risks |
(26-May-2016) Parent training helps prevent shaken baby syndrome, other forms of violence, experts agree |
(25-May-2016) Don't wrap the infant too tight |
(25-May-2016) The more times a family changed homes, the worse kids performed in math, reading, study found |
(25-May-2016) Weight bias affects all aspects of obese kids' lives, researchers say |
(24-May-2016) Two long-recommended methods seem effective and bring no psychological harm, study finds |
(23-May-2016) It also offers short-term protection to vulnerable newborns, researchers say |
(23-May-2016) Children's health needs are increasingly complex, requiring more time and expert care |
(20-May-2016) Activities to get creativity flowing |
(19-May-2016) Higher amounts of unhealthy fats tied to greater breast density, researchers suggest |
(18-May-2016) Study supports turnaround in thinking about peanuts, eggs and milk |
(17-May-2016) Attention, memory and language development might be affected, researchers say |
(16-May-2016) Pills in the home offer teens easy access, expert notes |
(13-May-2016) Key points: setting regular schedules for media use, and stopping when it feels 'natural,' researchers say |
(13-May-2016) Tennessee poison center reports doubling of dangerous exposures since 2011, mostly in kids |
(12-May-2016) Make sure your youngster is on track |
(12-May-2016) International study puts common myth to rest |
(11-May-2016) Study shows 91 percent of Medicaid-eligible children are now enrolled |
(11-May-2016) Perhaps, but social and environmental factors have greater influence, researchers say |
(10-May-2016) Help keep little ones safe |
(09-May-2016) Study found wrapping blanket tightly around sleeping baby raised risk by almost 60 percent |
(06-May-2016) Here are potential warning signs |
(06-May-2016) Problems might last into early adulthood, study suggests |
(03-May-2016) Study finds kids often mirror what mom and dad do when it comes to technology use |
(03-May-2016) Parents of hyperactive young children can help them improve through guidance, experts say |
(02-May-2016) Study finds the more kids see a brand on shows, the more likely they'll drink it |
(02-May-2016) But study finds only 11 percent of children were properly restrained |
(02-May-2016) But many of the fathers say they still face societal barriers |
(02-May-2016) Researcher says this is due to change in screening guidelines for 18- and 24-month-olds |
(02-May-2016) ERs treat more kids, perhaps because of greater concussion awareness, experts say |
(02-May-2016) But researcher said finding doesn't prove cause-and-effect connection |
(29-Apr-2016) Help keep baby safe |
(29-Apr-2016) In certain places, teens more likely to vape, regardless of regular cigarette use, study says |
(27-Apr-2016) Protective gear is essential for preventing injuries, experts say |
(27-Apr-2016) It can lead to psychological, learning problems in kids, analysis of 75 studies suggests |
(26-Apr-2016) Preschool children given high levels of caring showed specific brain changes |
(25-Apr-2016) American Academy of Pediatrics refines guideline on what's called a 'brief resolved unexplained event' |
(25-Apr-2016) To avoid potential harm, experts recommend consuming a variety of grains early in life |
(25-Apr-2016) Small study suggests an effect, but just how long it may last is unclear |
(22-Apr-2016) Common household products, including detergents and medications, are often to blame, doctor says |
(21-Apr-2016) Awareness of SIDS risk didn't spur young mothers to follow recommendations, study finds |
(21-Apr-2016) Children added pounds if parents thought they were heavy, research suggests |
(21-Apr-2016) And schools with kids from more educated parents also had higher rates, study found |
(20-Apr-2016) But one expert contends that difference in bone density wasn't enough, on average, to worry about fractures |
(19-Apr-2016) Offer comfort and reassurance |
(19-Apr-2016) Latest study found no differences in general health, mental health or learning abilities |
(18-Apr-2016) Tots who favored sugary snacks over salty ones tended to be heavier by age 3, researchers found |
(15-Apr-2016) Pay attention to feeling of fullness |
(13-Apr-2016) Mother's health can affect baby's size |
(06-Apr-2016) Motor and language skills are a must |
(06-Apr-2016) But salt and fat still a concern, expert says |
(05-Apr-2016) Are after-school activities causing stress? |
(05-Apr-2016) Expert shares timeline for child's dental health |
(01-Apr-2016) Studies show link between owning alcohol-related items and youth alcohol use |
(01-Apr-2016) But the research did not prove a cause-and-effect connection |
(01-Apr-2016) The element occurs naturally in soil and water; rice plants absorb it more than other crops, agency says |
(31-Mar-2016) It's not yet clear if the rate will stabilize over the long-term, experts say |
(31-Mar-2016) Study finds social and educational issues may be a concern as children get older |
(30-Mar-2016) Warning signs you shouldn't ignore include changes in sleep habits |
(29-Mar-2016) Vigilance at the beach is key, especially for young children, expert says |
(29-Mar-2016) 1 in 5 kids develop a serious problem but many go years without treatment, psychiatrist says |
(28-Mar-2016) Just under half of U.S. babies have them in first year now, compared to 60 percent in '80s and '90s |
(26-Mar-2016) Study shows the more teens specialize, the greater the risk of knee and hip problems |
(25-Mar-2016) Dealing with red tape consumes clinicians' time, poses danger to patients, researchers say |
(25-Mar-2016) Outside activity feels less like a chore when the weather is warm, expert suggests |
(25-Mar-2016) Behaviors prior to conception influence pregnancy loss |
(24-Mar-2016) Study was conducted in Britain, but experts say similar results would be found in U.S. |
(23-Mar-2016) It can help kids do better in school |
(22-Mar-2016) U.S. study of minority children finds many have unmet health needs |
(22-Mar-2016) Contrary to what happens in animals, infection-fighting drugs won't cause excess pounds, researchers say |
(22-Mar-2016) But one-third turn to Internet to choose physicians |
(21-Mar-2016) Only younger siblings struggled in some cases, which researchers said wasn't surprising |
(21-Mar-2016) Toddlers account for 7 out of 10 cases, report says |
(18-Mar-2016) Parents' mental health, lack of medical care contribute to disabilities, researchers say |
(17-Mar-2016) But tolerance still varies between teens and 40-somethings |
(16-Mar-2016) |
(16-Mar-2016) Study finds such youngsters more likely to be held back, or even expelled by fourth grade |
(14-Mar-2016) Adding second shot at ages 4 to 6 is almost 100 percent effective |
(11-Mar-2016) Risk was almost tripled when mothers smoked heavily, but study didn't prove cause and effect |
(11-Mar-2016) But children who didn't have a younger sibling by first grade much more likely to be obese |
(09-Mar-2016) One simple question might help families avert serious health risks, American Academy of Pediatrics says |
(09-Mar-2016) Review of nearly 70 years of data found no protective effect; experts urge breast-feeding instead |
(08-Mar-2016) Marijuana users also less likely to quit drinking, researchers say |
(07-Mar-2016) Promote concentration and ease anxiety |
(07-Mar-2016) About 4 in 10 moms with young kids affected, which can have harmful effects on families, researchers say |
(07-Mar-2016) But ask your pediatrician if a prescription remedy is needed |
(07-Mar-2016) Adding streetlights, maintaining vacant lots could make a difference, researchers suggest |
(04-Mar-2016) Watch for behavior changes |
(04-Mar-2016) High schools should have athletic trainers check players' head gear for proper fit, doctor says |
(04-Mar-2016) Even after a year-long break, kids maintained their tolerance |
(03-Mar-2016) Study found that more than half of accidents required amputation |
(01-Mar-2016) Evaluate likes and skills |
(01-Mar-2016) Study found that when a caregiver was obese or had a heart risk factor, children often followed suit |
(29-Feb-2016) Study found symptoms increased when kids faced more challenging memory tasks |
(29-Feb-2016) 'Tiger parenting' can have dire consequences, researcher contends |
(29-Feb-2016) Mobile technology the go-to tool of some frustrated parents, study finds |
(26-Feb-2016) Offer praise and reassurance |
(26-Feb-2016) Regular marijuana users who started smoking before 16 had marked differences on MRI scans |
(26-Feb-2016) Confusion about effectiveness, safety tied to low rates of immunization among U.S. kids |
(26-Feb-2016) California study found hospital admissions for abuse-linked head injuries dropped after policy enacted |
(26-Feb-2016) Study did not find higher depression levels when parents backed children's choice |
(25-Feb-2016) Study tracked higher rate of complications up to age 22 |
(25-Feb-2016) Results might eventually lead to new treatments, study authors suggest |
(23-Feb-2016) If mom or dad had mental health issues, children were pickier about what they ate, study finds |
(23-Feb-2016) Rates of disorder have risen alongside increasing academic demands, researchers say |
(22-Feb-2016) Still, too few girls and boys getting vaccinated against the virus that causes cervical cancer, other malignancies, researchers say |
(21-Feb-2016) Oral health expert offers tips on preventing tooth decay |
(19-Feb-2016) Exercise, eat well and manage stress |
(19-Feb-2016) Researchers concerned about risks to children with developmental issues, as well as the stress on parents |
(19-Feb-2016) Losing weight can bring it back in line, expert says |
(18-Feb-2016) But if infant has a fever while first teeth break through gums, it most likely points to illness, doctors say |
(17-Feb-2016) Raising a child seems to cause greater changes than response to flu vaccine or stomach flu |
(16-Feb-2016) Protective swim shirt, text reminders some ways to help reduce children's skin cancer risk |
(16-Feb-2016) High school students who hit the sack before 11 p.m. had higher grades on average, research shows |
(15-Feb-2016) Be prepared |
(15-Feb-2016) Twenty percent of girls, 10 percent of boys say they have been victimized by a dating partner, agency says |
(15-Feb-2016) But, short breaks provide a mind boost, study suggests |
(12-Feb-2016) Avoid injury while changing baby's diaper |
(12-Feb-2016) If harsh comments focus on the child, rather than the behaviors, symptoms may linger, researcher says |
(11-Feb-2016) Stay healthier together |
(11-Feb-2016) Kids given more food diversity might be heavier, researchers find |
(11-Feb-2016) Researchers also found greater risk of suicide and more severe manic and depressive symptoms |
(10-Feb-2016) The optimal time for your baby |
(09-Feb-2016) 2 teens have already died from toxic mix of soda and racing fuel, expert says |
(09-Feb-2016) But obesity still rose and physical activity remained the same, study showed |
(08-Feb-2016) Experts add that more research needed to determine whether kids under 12 should also be tested |
(08-Feb-2016) Moms and dads who were well-informed on Disneyland cases were more confident about shots in survey |
(06-Feb-2016) Poorly positioned televisions injure thousands of children a year, experts say |
(05-Feb-2016) Teens have very little protection just a few years after vaccination, study finds |
(04-Feb-2016) Study of in vitro fertilization shows slightly elevated risk, but experts aren't sounding alarms |
(03-Feb-2016) Treating the adult might help school performance, experts say |
(03-Feb-2016) Expert says doctors need to do more to safeguard kids from concussions |
(02-Feb-2016) Suggestions to change unwanted behavior |
(02-Feb-2016) Many parents don't realize how deadly flu can be, expert says |
(02-Feb-2016) Kids at higher risk at home than while in the care of such organizations, study finds |
(01-Feb-2016) Suggestions to avoid injury |
(29-Jan-2016) Global economy would also benefit from more mothers nursing their babies, study contends |
(29-Jan-2016) In-person communication better at conveying emotions, and helps preteens read nonverbal cues, researchers say |
(27-Jan-2016) Keep harmful objects out of reach |
(26-Jan-2016) Many don't know how, when to use epinephrine, study finds |
(26-Jan-2016) Study finds e-cigarette users have almost triple the odds compared to nonusers |
(26-Jan-2016) Survey finds many are texting, emailing or checking social media |
(23-Jan-2016) Obesity prevention efforts may need to do more than encourage kids to eat fruits and veggies, experts say |
(22-Jan-2016) Suggestions to foster good habits |
(22-Jan-2016) Staying upright might also lead to improved behavior, research suggests |
(21-Jan-2016) One in three children with a clot was obese, study finds |
(21-Jan-2016) The key seems to be the reasons why they borrow, study suggests |
(21-Jan-2016) Coaching on healthy food choices is a plus, too, experts say |
(20-Jan-2016) Survey finds about half of British high school girls forgo activities |
(19-Jan-2016) When water was available, kids purchased less milk, study found |
(19-Jan-2016) Even thin kids are at risk, study says, emphasizing importance of exercise |
(18-Jan-2016) Pack crackers and veggies with dip |
(18-Jan-2016) Children living way below poverty line more likely to be obese, exposed to lead |
(14-Jan-2016) Survey suggests warnings of tooth decay, obesity, diabetes could reduce sugary drink sales |
(13-Jan-2016) Discuss possible dangers |
(13-Jan-2016) Other common dangers included cough/cold meds, ibuprofen and diaper rash creams, data shows |
(12-Jan-2016) Suggestions to help ease symptoms |
(12-Jan-2016) Low-income students may consume more fast food, have less access to activity, researchers suggest |
(08-Jan-2016) How you can help |
(08-Jan-2016) Changing mindset that fighting is sometimes OK could help avert violence, researchers say |
(07-Jan-2016) Protect against lead poisoning |
(07-Jan-2016) Key may be enlisting kids with wide social networks, not who adults think is 'good,' researcher says |
(06-Jan-2016) Signs the child may be able to stay alone |
(06-Jan-2016) New data also shows moms most likely to suffer from lack of shuteye |
(05-Jan-2016) Over-the-counter treatments are riskier and costlier, says American Academy of Pediatrics |
(05-Jan-2016) Unrestricted marketing could upend decades of progress against youth smoking |
(04-Jan-2016) Changes include more variety, and servings of fruits and vegetables, researchers say |
(04-Jan-2016) Drugs to counter biological or other threats too often geared to adults, American Academy of Pediatrics says |
(01-Jan-2016) Even during special occasions |
(31-Dec-2015) Without protection, players learn to guard their heads, research suggests |
(30-Dec-2015) Two-thirds of children with parental history of mental illness report 'funny feelings' when on the stimulants |
(24-Dec-2015) Eye experts suggest boosting outdoor time to get young eyes focusing on distant objects |
(24-Dec-2015) Dangerous playthings account for thousands of injuries each year in U.S. |
(24-Dec-2015) They may be a serious hazard for children |
(23-Dec-2015) Though banned as pets in U.S., they're still sold illegally and children are often the ones sickened, CDC finds |
(23-Dec-2015) Study found that toddlers talk less when their toys talk, sing, light up more |
(22-Dec-2015) Teach children to shield their ears |
(22-Dec-2015) Study links marijuana use to skipped classes, poorer academic performance |
(20-Dec-2015) Stick to bedtime routines through the holidays, expert says |
(18-Dec-2015) To relieve anxiety, be honest, use simple language to explain what's going to happen, experts advise |
(18-Dec-2015) Suggestions that don't involve medication |
(17-Dec-2015) How it develops during the first year |
(17-Dec-2015) Kids aren't learning to manage their own medical visits, expert says |
(17-Dec-2015) For heart patients who can't have device implanted |
(16-Dec-2015) Bring a child seat that's made for planes |
(14-Dec-2015) Those taking these drugs with no prescription more likely to have multiple partners, forgo condom use, study says |
(14-Dec-2015) It's not unusual to see early pubic hair development, pediatricians say |
(11-Dec-2015) Help ensure that the youngster eats healthy |
(10-Dec-2015) And help protect children |
(08-Dec-2015) But they aren't getting enough exercise and need more avenues for active recreation, experts say |
(08-Dec-2015) Wolman disease triggers fat buildup, leading to heart and liver problems |
(07-Dec-2015) Speak with your doctor and ask questions |
(07-Dec-2015) But study author says it's too soon to recommend changes in feeding practices |
(04-Dec-2015) Inform, but don't frighten |
(30-Nov-2015) Kids tend to delay sex if Mom and Dad keep an eye on what they're doing, who they're with |
(27-Nov-2015) Risk of anorexia or bulimia significantly higher than for kids not involved in bullying |
(23-Nov-2015) For starters, be sure there's someone to escort you home from a babysitting job at night |
(23-Nov-2015) Review of studies finds drugs like Ritalin, Adderall may create sleep woes for some |
(20-Nov-2015) 11 percent intend to spread out the recommended inoculations, survey finds |
(20-Nov-2015) Study finds link between being made fun of and problematic eating behaviors |
(18-Nov-2015) Suggested activities include playing with blocks, stringing large beads |
(17-Nov-2015) Scientific evidence is far too weak to determine a child's talent, panel says |
(17-Nov-2015) But it's not clear if limiting the protein in baby's diet would help, experts say |
(14-Nov-2015) Babies should be placed on their back and in their own bed to sleep, pediatrician advises |
(13-Nov-2015) The number differs based on new questions parents were asked about their children |
(12-Nov-2015) Periods during and just after deployment are highest risk, study finds |
(12-Nov-2015) But changes are coming to that state's 'personal belief' exemption law |
(12-Nov-2015) Pregnant women should be screened for the sexually transmitted disease, experts say |
(11-Nov-2015) Be especially careful if you live in an older home |
(11-Nov-2015) Rate of suicide for people who'd suffered such an early loss was double that of those who hadn't, study found |
(10-Nov-2015) Unfortunately, infants don't appear to be benefitting, study finds |
(10-Nov-2015) Study included almost 55,000 children and teens |
(10-Nov-2015) MRI scans reveal structural abnormalities associated with cardiac strain |
(09-Nov-2015) Technology could help doctors choose a better organ size match, study suggests |
(09-Nov-2015) Commercials that misstate benefits of sugary products concern researchers |
(09-Nov-2015) Researchers also found the beverage pushed blood pressure levels higher |
(09-Nov-2015) But majority of very preterm or very small newborns do well, experts say |
(06-Nov-2015) Most clear up on their own or are easily treated, but some are contagious -- even dangerous |
(05-Nov-2015) Here's what's appropriate |
(05-Nov-2015) Study found only 1 in 10 was allergic to same things; experts advise against routine testing for them |
(05-Nov-2015) Study suggests that widening the geographic pool could increase available organs |
(04-Nov-2015) Study, one of first to identify parental pressure as risk factor for weight gain, focused on Hispanic households |
(03-Nov-2015) Explain how to help prevent fires |
(03-Nov-2015) Put less pressure on your spine |
(03-Nov-2015) Preschoolers, teens on the spectrum are more likely than peers to be overweight, obese |
(02-Nov-2015) Don't let your infant sleep with a bottle |
(02-Nov-2015) New study suggests an income-based 'digital divide' is narrowing |
(02-Nov-2015) Discussions may help kids delay sexual activity, and use condoms or other birth control |
(30-Oct-2015) Suggestions for a healthier holiday |
(30-Oct-2015) Restaurant chains that advertise on children's networks exert strong pull on 3- to 7-year-olds |
(30-Oct-2015) It seems to keep infants happy longer, researchers say |
(29-Oct-2015) Doctors' group offers tips for avoiding fright-night injuries |
(29-Oct-2015) Halloween safety precautions |
(28-Oct-2015) Naturally occurring complex carbohydrates could play a role in obesity |
(27-Oct-2015) Expert offers tips for getting your ghosts and goblins safely through the holiday |
(27-Oct-2015) Small Australian trial suggests it could boost social skills; larger U.S. trials are planned, expert says |
(26-Oct-2015) Brain injury rate twice as high in seasons where tackling wasn't limited during practices |
(26-Oct-2015) Over 3 years, more than 90 percent of North Carolina parents of newborns participated |
(26-Oct-2015) New policy statement urges proper training, supervision to avoid injuries among young players |
(26-Oct-2015) This leaves them vulnerable to sexually transmitted virus, cancer |
(23-Oct-2015) A child should never fear confiding in you |
(23-Oct-2015) American Academy of Pediatrics statement says all kids should be screened for signs of malnutrition |
(23-Oct-2015) Pediatricians must do more for these children, researcher says |
(21-Oct-2015) Parents should set guidelines |
(21-Oct-2015) Rates of asthma attacks lower in specially designed buildings |
(19-Oct-2015) Do's and don'ts for healthier eating |
(19-Oct-2015) Youngsters face greater health risks from terrorist attacks, accidents and outbreaks |
(19-Oct-2015) Study says until 4 months of age, infants can't really place origin of tickle |
(19-Oct-2015) Doctor recommends honest discussions to alleviate distress |
(19-Oct-2015) Adult traits may not be preordained by place in the family heirarchy, researchers say |
(15-Oct-2015) Suggestions for a safer transition |
(15-Oct-2015) Just 33 people from 25 million immunized were affected, researchers report |
(15-Oct-2015) Early adolescence is stormiest period, Dutch researchers say |
(15-Oct-2015) CDC still doesn't know if unusual paralysis cases are caused by this virus |
(14-Oct-2015) Results are the only things that matter |
(14-Oct-2015) Even after therapy, healthy bacteria, fungi populations not restored, study finds |
(14-Oct-2015) Study finds less than half of workplaces have private space or enough break time to express milk |
(12-Oct-2015) Always use restraints |
(11-Oct-2015) Parents should take measurements to ensure seats fit properly inside vehicle, researchers advise |
(09-Oct-2015) Help protect the youngster's privacy |
(09-Oct-2015) Poor nutrition during childhood tied to poorer sight, hearing, and even thinking later on, study finds |
(09-Oct-2015) For low-income kids, moving every year may hurt math skills, behavior, study suggests |
(08-Oct-2015) Make sure it's up to date |
(07-Oct-2015) A good habit that could help prevent illness |
(07-Oct-2015) Start by developing a bedtime routine, pediatrician says |
(05-Oct-2015) Establish a routine and review assignment directions when kids come home, expert advises |
(04-Oct-2015) Most devices aren't used properly |
(02-Oct-2015) It can lead to a change in attitude |
(02-Oct-2015) But researchers caution it's not clear if childhood illnesses cause the immune disorder |
(01-Oct-2015) Being overweight can cause these problems |
(30-Sep-2015) Study finds heavier boys face even greater odds of future trouble |
(30-Sep-2015) Study suggests that antibiotics in infancy might also play a role |
(29-Sep-2015) Three-fourths of injuries occurred when children weren't closely supervised, study finds |
(28-Sep-2015) New research says fewer kids finished high school when alcohol was legal at 18 |
(28-Sep-2015) Kids benefit from being taught good food and exercise habits, study reports |
(28-Sep-2015) American Academy of Pediatrics says kids may be traumatized and require more consistent treatment |
(28-Sep-2015) Learning how to manage stress effectively might help, experts say |
(25-Sep-2015) Don't forget to address sleep and screen time |
(25-Sep-2015) Children need breaks from playing to avoid overuse injuries, orthopedic surgeon says |
(24-Sep-2015) Exposure can worsen symptoms and make the disease more difficult to manage, researchers say |
(24-Sep-2015) And there's no consensus on appropriate punishments, penalties for perpetrators |
(24-Sep-2015) Study suggests the smaller limbs give children less time to push up away from the ground |
(23-Sep-2015) Pressuring middle schoolers to get active can backfire, researchers say |
(23-Sep-2015) One-quarter lost more than 40 percent of household income after diagnosis, study reveals |
(22-Sep-2015) They're also more likely to binge eat, study suggests |
(21-Sep-2015) But children should broaden their palate, researcher says |
(21-Sep-2015) Study authors suggest a lack of oxygen before the procedure may play a role |
(21-Sep-2015) But state regulations need to limit adult ownership to have an impact, study says |
(18-Sep-2015) Recovery is faster when family is part of therapy, researchers find |
(18-Sep-2015) Experts say candidates' remarks about frequency of shots could stoke parents' concerns |
(18-Sep-2015) If mom smokes, daughters are almost four times as likely to get hooked on cigarettes |
(18-Sep-2015) These moms are less likely to breast-feed, make dental appointments, study finds |
(17-Sep-2015) Here are potential complications |
(17-Sep-2015) Used properly, they can reduce risk of serious injuries by 45 percent, researchers say |
(16-Sep-2015) Low-tech treatment might help newborns in developing countries, researchers say |
(15-Sep-2015) Make time for each other, and be gentle |
(15-Sep-2015) Nearsightedness was less common in students assigned extra 40 minutes outdoors, Chinese study finds |
(14-Sep-2015) Suggestions to keep them moving |
(14-Sep-2015) Difficulties may not be readily apparent, pediatricians' group says |
(14-Sep-2015) This might lead to delay in getting the right diagnosis and treatment, experts say |
(11-Sep-2015) But study finds no association with another inflammatory bowel disease |
(10-Sep-2015) Pay attention to fit and function |
(10-Sep-2015) You'll help your child learn |
(09-Sep-2015) Limit access to TV |
(08-Sep-2015) Children with snoring or other irregular nighttime breathing need evaluation, experts say |
(08-Sep-2015) But researchers don't know how the kids are modifying the devices to get high |
(06-Sep-2015) Children should ease back into activity, wear properly fitted safety gear and stay hydrated |
(05-Sep-2015) Doctor offers tips on when and how to clean hands |
(04-Sep-2015) Study also found gender differences in brains of children with the disorder |
(03-Sep-2015) Suggestions to help break the habit |
(03-Sep-2015) Finding suggests use of electronic devices before bedtime could delay slumber |
(03-Sep-2015) But researchers add that few valid tests exist to support diagnosis in children that young |
(03-Sep-2015) Experts think ban on smokeless tobacco among pro athletes might help curb use among kids |
(01-Sep-2015) Results from children in Norway could reassure working parents |
(01-Sep-2015) Results could help personalize care, experts say |
(31-Aug-2015) Make sure they follow safety rules |
(31-Aug-2015) If passed, legislation would also reduce levels of fat and sodium, study says |
(31-Aug-2015) Four out of 10 high schoolers with medical conditions used one or both in past year, study found |
(31-Aug-2015) Report finds many starting at younger ages, so more likely to binge drink |
(28-Aug-2015) Voicing concerns, helping with homework may increase child's fear, study finds |
(28-Aug-2015) Suggestions to reduce sodium |
(28-Aug-2015) Mental health expert says some kids get anxious about returning to the classroom, but parents can help |
(28-Aug-2015) Users should store liquid nicotine where small children can't find it, researchers say |
(28-Aug-2015) But study findings didn't prove cause-and-effect, only showed an association |
(27-Aug-2015) Do what works for your child |
(27-Aug-2015) But illicit painkiller use tends to begin in winter, study finds |
(27-Aug-2015) Three minutes every half hour for three hours lowered blood sugar levels, study says |
(27-Aug-2015) Researcher suggests firstborns may have decreased blood supply, nutrients in womb |
(27-Aug-2015) Students get more fruits and veggies, less salt |
(27-Aug-2015) Health officials call the finding heartening, but worry about lingering opposition to inoculations |
(26-Aug-2015) Many adults are calling, texting when behind the wheel, survey finds |
(25-Aug-2015) Signs you should visit a doctor |
(25-Aug-2015) Overweight moms, dads often limit food intake, while those of normal weight push children to eat more |
(25-Aug-2015) Researchers tested for respiratory syncytial virus |
(25-Aug-2015) Rates for school children differ significantly, CDC study finds |
(24-Aug-2015) Relationship suffered when one partner took on all parenting responsibilities |
(24-Aug-2015) Immune thrombocytopenic purpura involves low blood platelet counts |
(23-Aug-2015) Dental hygiene, good diet and regular checkups make for pearly whites, expert says |
(22-Aug-2015) Spending hours hunched over electronic devices is a no-no, expert says |
(21-Aug-2015) Parents should set limits to help prevent injuries |
(21-Aug-2015) Make playtime exercise time |
(21-Aug-2015) Expert shares tips for morning meals they can't pass up |
(18-Aug-2015) Researchers recommend reaching out to children in disadvantaged homes |
(18-Aug-2015) Prescription drugs are still effective, however |
(17-Aug-2015) Approach conversation honestly |
(17-Aug-2015) Remain positive with your child, get involved in school life, expert says |
(17-Aug-2015) More depression, poorer health reported at age 30, study says |
(17-Aug-2015) Eye-related injuries dropped, and rate of concussions didn't rise after requirement, study says |
(17-Aug-2015) Subset of children struggle to cope with effects of parents serving in war, study shows |
(17-Aug-2015) Mental health symptoms, reduced gray matter volume noted in study |
(15-Aug-2015) Experts offers tips for avoiding problems |
(14-Aug-2015) Treatment often as simple as a glass of water, a good meal or some sleep, expert says |
(14-Aug-2015) Being active and having positive role models is key, new study finds |
(14-Aug-2015) U.S. Food and Drug Administration offers tips on coping with attention disorder |
(12-Aug-2015) Help your child cope with change |
(12-Aug-2015) Australian study finds many drinking ads aired during kids' peak daytime viewing times |
(11-Aug-2015) Describe OK sites, and those to avoid |
(11-Aug-2015) Adults more worried about both problems in latest poll |
(10-Aug-2015) Research suggests a behavior called 'gaze shifting' may be key |
(10-Aug-2015) Man who worked at recycling company brought toxins home to his kids via his clothes and hair, expert says |
(08-Aug-2015) Only 30 states have laws ensuring children access to proper care |
(07-Aug-2015) Eat right and teach kids how to care for their teeth properly, expert suggests |
(07-Aug-2015) Study finds couples are less likely to have second child if their emotional well-being declines |
(07-Aug-2015) Study finds risk of flu-like illness dropped 20 percent |
(06-Aug-2015) New look at the evidence supports 'time-outs,' withholding privileges or toys in some cases |
(06-Aug-2015) Typical drunk driver is a young male with a history of binge drinking, survey shows |
(05-Aug-2015) Those who heard stories regularly showed more activity in areas linked to word meanings, imagination |
(04-Aug-2015) Studies show children raised by 2 moms or 2 dads consider themselves 'different,' but stigma is lessening |
(04-Aug-2015) Men who became dads in their early 20s were more likely to die in their late 40s and early 50s, Finnish study finds |
(03-Aug-2015) Even small amounts of the chemical can cause serious illness, expert says |
(03-Aug-2015) Study says brief lapses in attention can persist, even if brain injury is mild |
(03-Aug-2015) When parents learn about the harms of measles, mumps and rubella, many change their stance |
(03-Aug-2015) 1 in 5 young children has limited palate, study finds |
(02-Aug-2015) Survey finds parents favor stronger policies, laws to address weight-based abuse |
(31-Jul-2015) Suggestions to help break the habit |
(30-Jul-2015) 4 out of 10 girls, 6 out of 10 boys haven't started series that helps prevent some cancers, survey finds |
(29-Jul-2015) Smart strategies to lower danger risk |
(29-Jul-2015) Inflammation caused by the infection that's being treated may make ear damage more likely |
(27-Jul-2015) Tips from family or media can run counter to expert guidelines on vaccines, breast-feeding |
(27-Jul-2015) Experts want greater regulation of these nicotine-containing products |
(27-Jul-2015) Study found people who were very premature at birth were more likely to be socially withdrawn |
(26-Jul-2015) Kids eat more sugar, watch more TV over summer vacation, study says |
(24-Jul-2015) Levels generally match those of gender assigned at birth, study finds |
(23-Jul-2015) Experts aren't clear on cause, but undiagnosed mental illness might have played a part |
(22-Jul-2015) Here's what your little one can try |
(22-Jul-2015) But, research also notes more teens are trying marijuana |
(22-Jul-2015) Levels of vasopressin associated with 'theory of mind' tasks in children with ASD |
(21-Jul-2015) Consider activities and location |
(21-Jul-2015) First-time fathers tend to add on extra pounds, researchers say |
(20-Jul-2015) Those with Medicaid insurance tend to know less about the drugs, study finds |
(20-Jul-2015) Reduced gray matter, lower test scores reported for poor children |
(20-Jul-2015) Better grades, complex jobs linked to a lower risk for dementia, research suggests |
(18-Jul-2015) Allergic rash can have many causes; avoiding trigger is key to prevention |
(16-Jul-2015) Despite financial strain, they still think education is a good investment |
(16-Jul-2015) Emotion-driven eating might start early, research suggests |
(14-Jul-2015) Learn signs that it's time for a feeding |
(14-Jul-2015) Year-round focus on one sport likely behind the increase, doctors say |
(13-Jul-2015) Less than half follow up on suspicious fractures among at-risk kids, study finds |
(11-Jul-2015) Unsafe practices can lead to serious neck and spine injuries |
(10-Jul-2015) Keep children safer with a life jacket |
(10-Jul-2015) Study finds about one in seven kids has repeat episode |
(09-Jul-2015) Around 40 percent thought their weight was about right, British study finds |
(08-Jul-2015) Hands-on experience can encourage healthier eating |
(08-Jul-2015) Why many parents of children with type 1 diabetes struggle to provide better food choices |
(07-Jul-2015) Teach coping techniques while they're young |
(07-Jul-2015) Reports on outbreaks of measles, whooping cough in past year may have shifted opinions, pediatrician says |
(06-Jul-2015) Doing so can lead to dangerous internal bleeding, experts say |
(03-Jul-2015) Always make sure they're supervised |
(03-Jul-2015) Study suggests despite getting licenses, adolescents lacked key skills to stay safe |
(03-Jul-2015) Expert advises families to sit at least 500 feet from launch area |
(02-Jul-2015) Is a parent who nurtured their development, study suggests |
(02-Jul-2015) Researchers report treatment recommendations got kids evaluated faster in ER |
(02-Jul-2015) Kids with ASDs didn't change their sniff response when odors were unpleasant |
(01-Jul-2015) Heavy adolescent girls at greater risk for unintended pregnancy, study shows |
(01-Jul-2015) Study suggests these activities might improve kids' attention span, self-control |
(01-Jul-2015) Study shows rise in prescriptions for the powerful medications, even though they're not OK'd for this use |
(30-Jun-2015) And help prevent injury |
(29-Jun-2015) Less free-time supervision helps social development, and children get more exercise, experts say |
(29-Jun-2015) Survey responses reveal growing gender equality in U.S. |
(29-Jun-2015) Avoid keeping sugary, high-calorie foods in the house, and encourage being active together |
(29-Jun-2015) Long-term effects include poor mental and physical health, experts say |
(28-Jun-2015) Track, field hockey and lacrosse linked to repetitive use problems in girls, study says |
(27-Jun-2015) Children can drown within five minutes, experts warn |
(26-Jun-2015) Make sure pool is enclosed |
(26-Jun-2015) Review of thousands of studies on the issue finds broad consensus among experts |
(25-Jun-2015) At least one expert questions whether improvements are due to the procedure |
(24-Jun-2015) Study can't prove cause-and-effect, but changes to kids' hormones might be the link |
(23-Jun-2015) Bright spot in U.S. government report is that fewer kids are smoking cigarettes |
(18-Jun-2015) Head injuries likely play a role in these headaches, second study suggests |
(18-Jun-2015) 4 in every 10 U.S. households with a smoking parent had no 'smoke-free' rules in place, study finds |
(17-Jun-2015) Follow rules of the ride |
(16-Jun-2015) Be aware of equipment that heats up |
(16-Jun-2015) Set a good example |
(16-Jun-2015) Study found similar rates of adverse events |
(15-Jun-2015) Cutting is the most common problem, followed by firearm injuries |
(15-Jun-2015) Fires and even explosions have been linked to this practice, experts say |
(12-Jun-2015) Protect against heat-related illness |
(12-Jun-2015) When immunization rates go down, 'herd' immunity also declines, experts note |
(11-Jun-2015) U.S. report finds fewer than one in four teens recently had alcohol |
(11-Jun-2015) Under-hydration can pose real health risks for children, study authors say |
(11-Jun-2015) Calls to poison control centers jumped more than 300 percent from January to April |
(10-Jun-2015) To promote better sleep |
(10-Jun-2015) And that could be a blessing to sleep-starved parents of infants, research suggests |
(10-Jun-2015) Two large international trials suggest single immunization may be as good as two or three |
(09-Jun-2015) Cells might be programmed in the womb to accumulate extra fat, researchers suggest |
(09-Jun-2015) Greater odds of disorder in kids of teen moms, older moms and parents with big age gap, study suggests |
(09-Jun-2015) Kids younger than 3 may eat the drug when it's baked into brownies and cookies |
(08-Jun-2015) Walk a lap around the car before you drive |
(05-Jun-2015) Hunger may not be the only reason |
(05-Jun-2015) But no mechanism explains the link so far, and one expert expressed skepticism |
(05-Jun-2015) Accidents often happen during supervised activities, experts warn |
(05-Jun-2015) Face-to-face aggression coupled with online harassment seems most distressing to kids |
(05-Jun-2015) These interventions are often tied to too little, or too much of certain nutrients, study finds |
(04-Jun-2015) Don't approach one that's sleeping, eating or playing with a toy |
(04-Jun-2015) Parents should be particularly careful about windows |
(04-Jun-2015) Rate of first-time dads having child out of wedlock fell from 1980s to 2000s, research shows |
(03-Jun-2015) Research found greater exposure tied to more hyperactivity and impulsivity in boys |
(02-Jun-2015) Yet parents remain adolescents' No. 1 source of information |
(01-Jun-2015) Suggestions for safer travel |
(01-Jun-2015) Study found states that limited access for all had lower teen drinking rates |
(29-May-2015) Researcher says infants may be 'finding their voice' |
(29-May-2015) Here are suggested alternatives |
(26-May-2015) Don't let kids play nearby while mowing |
(26-May-2015) Withdrawal, changes in daily habits can signal trouble |
(26-May-2015) But CDC survey finds one-third continue the practice, which can undermine breast-feeding efforts |
(25-May-2015) Promote healthier eating and activity |
(25-May-2015) Even a friendly pooch may overreact when startled |
(25-May-2015) Eye therapies will not cure reading disorder, experts say |
(25-May-2015) Study found odds were doubled, though still very rare even at greater altitudes |
(22-May-2015) Starting athletics early, focusing on just one sport contribute to risks |
(22-May-2015) Playing with guinea pig in stressful situation was calming, study finds |
(19-May-2015) Avoid couch potato children |
(19-May-2015) If the angry bouts last longer than 10 minutes |
(18-May-2015) Parents may not realize that wheezing, shortness of breath could be allergy |
(18-May-2015) And don't skip meals because it can lead to overeating |
(18-May-2015) At least two hours recommended every day, study authors say |
(18-May-2015) Parents say they're less anxious, better able to plan |
(18-May-2015) But fewer white kids aged 5 to 11 are taking their own life, study shows |
(14-May-2015) Numbers remain unchanged since 2007; boys still twice as likely to have the condition as girls |
(13-May-2015) Decades of studies show they are very safe, and highly effective in saving kids from illness and death |
(12-May-2015) Majority of moderate, severe reactions are handled inappropriately |
(11-May-2015) Including difficulty breathing |
(11-May-2015) Even as U.S. youngsters get heavier, moms and dads think they look about right, surveys find |
(11-May-2015) Several weeks of academic accommodations might be needed, experts say |
(07-May-2015) Findings mirror what's happening in the United States |
(07-May-2015) Findings highlight importance of measles vaccine for preventing damaging infection, doctors say |
(06-May-2015) Brain scan study suggests oxytocin might play role in getting new mothers to care for infants |
(06-May-2015) LGBT students experience higher levels of peer harassment as early as fifth grade |
(05-May-2015) How parents can help relieve kids' hay fever symptoms |
(05-May-2015) Healthy habits are a good foundation |
(05-May-2015) Their eating timetable affects release date from hospital |
(05-May-2015) Most favor restrictions on speed and passengers |
(04-May-2015) Don't touch an injured eye. Seek immediate treatment. |
(04-May-2015) Nighttime wandering passed down to as many as 60 percent of children, study finds |
(04-May-2015) Limiting player-to-player contact may reduce risk of head trauma, experts say |
(01-May-2015) Study links attention disorder and a form of binge-eating syndrome |
(01-May-2015) Study found a 511 percent jump between 2010 and 2012 |
(01-May-2015) After menu makeover, more nutritious items were ordered more often, study found |
(30-Apr-2015) Teach kids how to make healthy choices while with friends |
(29-Apr-2015) Establish specific rules |
(29-Apr-2015) Expert clarifies age and size requirements |
(28-Apr-2015) Drink lots of water |
(28-Apr-2015) Provide a variety of nutritious options, model good eating behavior, experts suggest |
(28-Apr-2015) Fewest health-related problems occurred in adolescents with two parents living in same home |
(28-Apr-2015) Anxiety, depression and self-harm more likely in those picked on by peers than in those mistreated by adults, study says |
(27-Apr-2015) Small study using MRIs suggests being read to boosts ability to visualize stories |
(27-Apr-2015) Study finds odds as much as 30 times higher, even years later |
(27-Apr-2015) Use of the devices highest among older teens and males |
(27-Apr-2015) This distraction raises odds of child injuries, study finds |
(27-Apr-2015) New guidance offers suggestions on protecting children, too |
(27-Apr-2015) American Academy of Pediatrics also gives advice on best medicines to treat infestation |
(27-Apr-2015) Doctors should consider baby's health, as well as family readiness and support |
(27-Apr-2015) Odds increased nearly 50 percent with 60 minutes or more of daily screen time |
(27-Apr-2015) Cyber abuse often causes more damage than face-to-face nastiness, researcher says |
(27-Apr-2015) By age 2, many spend an hour or more a day on mobile devices, but parents have concerns |
(27-Apr-2015) More than 40 percent of stores called by minors suggested buying testosterone booster |
(27-Apr-2015) Risk of precancerous changes dropped 44 percent several years after immunization |
(27-Apr-2015) New study suggests experimental device might reduce distracted-driving accidents |
(24-Apr-2015) Work on social skills |
(24-Apr-2015) To avoid suffocation, put infants down in a crib, expert says |
(22-Apr-2015) Reassure children that they'll be safe |
(21-Apr-2015) Study of newborns upends some longstanding beliefs |
(21-Apr-2015) Behavior management strategies seemed to make a difference, study found |
(21-Apr-2015) Finding held true even for children at risk for the developmental disorder |
(21-Apr-2015) The more they were able to move during tests, the better they did |
(21-Apr-2015) Report highlights need for more services for this age group |
(20-Apr-2015) Five strategies were identified that help get the medicine down |
(17-Apr-2015) U.S. health officials outline a healthy meal plan |
(17-Apr-2015) Low-lying states have rates up to 16 percent versus 6 percent in mountain regions |
(17-Apr-2015) Added bone mass may help delay osteoporosis, study suggests |
(17-Apr-2015) Psychologist calls for greater support for all victims -- female and male |
(16-Apr-2015) First, remove shoes and heavy clothing |
(16-Apr-2015) Researchers say findings show need for regulations, such as mandatory listing of ingredients |
(16-Apr-2015) But fewer than 2 percent of teens become regular users, study finds |
(16-Apr-2015) Use of chemical-cousin to 'bath salts' appears to be on the rise, experts say |
(16-Apr-2015) Federal health officials say the nicotine-based products pose major health threat to kids |
(15-Apr-2015) Researcher suggests sensitivity training for socially isolated kids |
(15-Apr-2015) Drug is more powerful cousin of marijuana, researchers say |
(15-Apr-2015) Research suggests that needless delays in diagnosis, treatment, occur as a result |
(13-Apr-2015) Never leave a child unattended |
(13-Apr-2015) All adults must play role in protecting kids from harm, doctor says |
(13-Apr-2015) Researchers use computer simulation to show what contributes to elbow problems |
(13-Apr-2015) Alcohol use 20 percent higher in adolescents who watched liquor-laden films, study finds |
(13-Apr-2015) Study suggests genetics contribute to a student's lack of motivation |
(10-Apr-2015) Sports medicine specialist offers tips to help keep teens and adults moving |
(10-Apr-2015) Doctor says irritability, fever and pulling at ears are possible signs |
(10-Apr-2015) But they are more likely to develop flu-rated complications |
(09-Apr-2015) Don't share utensils |
(09-Apr-2015) Researchers credit better education on risk of UV rays, changes in children's play |
(09-Apr-2015) Case reports don't prove the medicine caused problems, however |
(09-Apr-2015) But research is still preliminary, expert says |
(08-Apr-2015) Emotional kids may be most vulnerable |
(07-Apr-2015) Here's how it can affect health |
(07-Apr-2015) But these 'transferred' reactions clear up within a few months, experts say |
(07-Apr-2015) U.S. government report says implants and IUDs are effective and safe options |
(06-Apr-2015) Untested samples may also harbor bacteria, viruses, experts say |
(04-Apr-2015) Elbow ligament tears more common in South than North |
(03-Apr-2015) This routine helps get kids to sleep |
(03-Apr-2015) Study finds divorce, death and violence appear linked to higher risk of respiratory illness |
(03-Apr-2015) Unpredictable situations seem to make infants more interested in exploring |
(03-Apr-2015) Playing on multiple teams can also harm young arms, study suggests |
(03-Apr-2015) Heart group offers tips for a healthier holiday |
(03-Apr-2015) European study shows 'modest' effect, but cause-and-effect not clear |
(02-Apr-2015) Study supports evidence that body size in childhood may influence cancer risk decades later |
(01-Apr-2015) Malignancies and treatments can take toll on quality of life in adulthood, study finds |
(31-Mar-2015) Consider fit and function |
(31-Mar-2015) Study suggests it might make booze more appealing to children |
(31-Mar-2015) Task force concludes there's too little information to recommend screening for deficiencies |
(31-Mar-2015) Lab tests confirm half of cases in recent outbreak tied to specific virus strain |
(30-Mar-2015) Using metrics, not teaspoons, reduces medication errors, American Academy of Pediatrics says |
(30-Mar-2015) But one-third still eating it every day, study finds |
(27-Mar-2015) Make them want to eat healthier |
(27-Mar-2015) Expert offers tips for keeping kids safe |
(27-Mar-2015) Math, reading and science scores better in schools that subsidized morning meals |
(27-Mar-2015) Nicotine can harm developing brains, experts say |
(27-Mar-2015) Humidity and moisture can help prevent and treat congestion |
(26-Mar-2015) Pack plenty of formula |
(26-Mar-2015) But neglect, sexual abuse was more likely in kids of parents who were abused as children |
(25-Mar-2015) Choose a healthier product |
(25-Mar-2015) Drug policies should educate students, not just penalize them, researchers note |
(24-Mar-2015) Study authors and expert say better supervision, less smartphone use might cut the risk |
(24-Mar-2015) Majority of parents are unaware of safe throwing guidelines, researchers find |
(24-Mar-2015) Avoid playtime just after feedings |
(24-Mar-2015) Expert says keep loose teeth and time constraints in mind when choosing foods |
(23-Mar-2015) Children of smokers nearly twice as likely to have plaque buildup in carotid arteries years later, study says |
(23-Mar-2015) Greater use of English and more non-Hispanic friends increased risk of disease, study finds |
(23-Mar-2015) Students chose more veggies, fruits after cafeterias got professional consultation |
(23-Mar-2015) Study found teaching positive parenting skills in compassionate way improved outcomes |
(23-Mar-2015) Parents' education levels may account for difference, researchers suggest |
(20-Mar-2015) Anxieties over performance transmit easily from parent to child, study suggests |
(20-Mar-2015) Pediatrician offers advice on common childhood ailments |
(19-Mar-2015) Perhaps, but it won't take the place of medication, expert says |
(18-Mar-2015) Study shows supervised play boosts teamwork, friendships and positive attitudes |
(18-Mar-2015) Study found a father's moods might increase risk of his youngster's anxiety, sadness |
(18-Mar-2015) Failure to gain weight, or weight loss, can point to a gastrointestinal issue, expert says |
(18-Mar-2015) But many factors determine IQ, not just mother's milk, experts note |
(17-Mar-2015) Suggestions to smooth the transition |
(16-Mar-2015) Symptoms can include nausea, abdominal pain, experts say |
(13-Mar-2015) Here are some better selections |
(12-Mar-2015) Measles outbreak likely driving the trend, experts say, but critics of the shots remain |
(11-Mar-2015) But researchers wonder if everyone is adept at accurately interpreting test results |
(10-Mar-2015) Close the windows to help keep pollen out |
(10-Mar-2015) Study found children whose parents had split or were separated consumed more sugary beverages |
(09-Mar-2015) Holding children back linked to lower scores on standardized tests later |
(09-Mar-2015) Kids who were told they were better than others came to believe it, researchers report |
(06-Mar-2015) Show them how to brush and floss properly |
(06-Mar-2015) Lung problems before age 3 may have enduring impact, study says |
(04-Mar-2015) Boston survey also found that 2.5 percent of 1-year-olds get a java jolt |
(03-Mar-2015) But some question accuracy of estimate |
(03-Mar-2015) Guidelines issued for U.S. high schools |
(02-Mar-2015) Study finds minors successfully purchased smoking devices 3 out of 4 times tried |
(02-Mar-2015) But most believe it puts children at risk, study finds |
(02-Mar-2015) National survey finds one in 10 teen boys also experiences dating violence |
(28-Feb-2015) Winter sports account for more than 343,000 injuries in U.S. a year, experts say |
(27-Feb-2015) One teaspoon of substance equivalent to about 25 cups of coffee |
(27-Feb-2015) 22 percent were from what parents said were nonsmoking homes, study finds |
(26-Feb-2015) Risk is small, but a sign the disorder is a serious problem, experts say |
(26-Feb-2015) Study found no change in availability of healthy foods for children in low-income homes |
(25-Feb-2015) Bug that causes common cold, other infections often to blame, study finds |
(23-Feb-2015) From food to exercise, promote heart health in children |
(23-Feb-2015) Study findings reveal possible early risk factors for asthma |
(23-Feb-2015) Study found children from homes that hand-washed dishes had less allergic disease |
(23-Feb-2015) Do what's necessary to make nutrient-rich foods palatable, pediatricians say |
(23-Feb-2015) Centralized notification systems might be more effective than doctors' office messages, study suggests |
(23-Feb-2015) Researchers found overall amounts low, but recommend testing privately supplied tap water |
(20-Feb-2015) Make the experience enjoyable for both of you |
(19-Feb-2015) Here are common warning signs |
(19-Feb-2015) Exposure to poverty, violence and poor health care may up the odds |
(18-Feb-2015) Enforcing naps after children naturally outgrow them leads to less sleep overall |
(18-Feb-2015) Study suggests propranolol as a new option to treat infantile hemangioma |
(17-Feb-2015) Tracking pain patterns and getting treatment can help, experts explain |
(17-Feb-2015) MRI-based study finds illicit drug causes more damage in adolescents |
(16-Feb-2015) Make the first visit easier |
(16-Feb-2015) Researchers find more adolescents today are short on shut-eye than in the 1990s |
(16-Feb-2015) Those with allergies at greatest asthma risk, study finds |
(16-Feb-2015) Risk, though small, appears highest when medications given in first 6 weeks, researchers report |
(16-Feb-2015) Many were concerned about logistics, impact on after-school activities, survey finds |
(15-Feb-2015) Snacking 24/7 can lead to serious decay |
(13-Feb-2015) Brain scans also reveal apparent lack of social recognition during video play, researchers say |
(13-Feb-2015) Study finds that adolescents born outside the country aren't as affected |
(12-Feb-2015) In small study, almost a quarter met all criteria for the trauma-induced disorder |
(11-Feb-2015) Researchers found brain damage and death likely when resuscitation attempts went beyond 30 minutes |
(10-Feb-2015) Pediatricians and parents struggle with keeping children safe amid concerns over vaccine |
(09-Feb-2015) Kids shouldn't drink sugary, caffeinated beverages, researchers conclude |
(09-Feb-2015) After its introduction, increase in STD rates was same in vaccinated, unvaccinated girls |
(06-Feb-2015) Allowing some freedom at age 2 reaped benefits by fifth grade |
(06-Feb-2015) Parents taught to work on concerning behaviors before diagnosis |
(06-Feb-2015) But, they will likely outgrow the airway condition, researchers report |
(05-Feb-2015) Formula appears to change composition of gut bacteria, researchers say |
(03-Feb-2015) Dress them in layers when venturing outside |
(03-Feb-2015) Kids using computers and phones take longer to drift off at night |
(02-Feb-2015) It may be a simple muscle sprain |
(02-Feb-2015) Mother's genes don't appear linked to premature delivery, study suggests |
(02-Feb-2015) Most toddler dinners were high in sodium, and infant snacks had added sugar |
(02-Feb-2015) Additional products may increase addiction to nicotine, expert says |
(02-Feb-2015) Bad reactions, misuse are the common culprits, researchers say |
(30-Jan-2015) Address any health issues |
(30-Jan-2015) Hearing it at home can bolster success in classroom, researcher says |
(30-Jan-2015) Hormones may offer young females some protection from toxic effects, study says |
(30-Jan-2015) Even in countries with gender inequality, female students often have better grades |
(29-Jan-2015) Regular bedtime, plus limits on caffeine and electronics in the bedroom, all key |
(29-Jan-2015) Cluster of Colorado cases may be tied to 2014 outbreak of enterovirus D68, experts say |
(29-Jan-2015) Latest infection tally on outbreak that originated in California now stands at 95 |
(28-Jan-2015) Officials say most patients hadn't been vaccinated against the disease |
(27-Jan-2015) Make sure kids get enough fluids |
(26-Jan-2015) American Academy of Pediatrics says drug has potential to harm children |
(26-Jan-2015) Changes in white matter seen in institutionalized children |
(26-Jan-2015) Study suggests certain calorie information might also prompt parents to encourage more exercise |
(26-Jan-2015) Most patients hadn't been vaccinated against the disease, officials say |
(26-Jan-2015) Motrin, Advil a safe option for children, researchers say |
(26-Jan-2015) Only one-third of siblings with autism shared similar genetic variations, researchers say |
(23-Jan-2015) Front-facing models unsafe before age 2, experts say |
(23-Jan-2015) Researchers note that CDC recommends vaccination at age 11 or 12 |
(22-Jan-2015) Only one-third of kids from families making less than $60,000 play on teams |
(22-Jan-2015) Research suggests an effect for at-risk babies, but more study is needed, expert says |
(22-Jan-2015) More parents refusing to have their kids vaccinated against highly contagious illness, experts note |
(21-Jan-2015) Implanting just one embryo a significant factor in the change, study author says |
(21-Jan-2015) But 25 percent still die, pointing to need for better pregnancy interventions, doctors say |
(21-Jan-2015) No developmental problems seen in kids of frequent seafood eaters from Seychelles islands, study says |
(20-Jan-2015) Poverty, race, ethnicity are more accurate predictors, study says |
(19-Jan-2015) Kids scored better overall when their parents focused more on reading, computer use and preschool |
(19-Jan-2015) Researchers saw correlation between the commercials and drinking initiation, binge drinking |
(19-Jan-2015) Children, teens consume more calories, fat and salt on days they eat this American staple |
(19-Jan-2015) California study found certain areas have high numbers of parents who forgo immunizing kids |
(15-Jan-2015) Set a good example for your kids |
(15-Jan-2015) Experts cite mandatory fortification of grain products with folic acid, but not enough women get the B vitamin |
(14-Jan-2015) Changing the timing of activity session may get students to eat more fruits, veggies |
(12-Jan-2015) Leftovers that should be avoided |
(12-Jan-2015) Preschoolers' weight loss attributed to emphasis on nutrition, exercise and structure |
(09-Jan-2015) Small review found hits to head occurred less often than for older players; one doctor has some concerns |
(08-Jan-2015) Suggestions to help calm an angry toddler |
(07-Jan-2015) Research included more than a half-million vaccine doses in 1- or 2-year-olds |
(06-Jan-2015) How to comfort and calm the infant |
(05-Jan-2015) These are common triggers |
(05-Jan-2015) Parents can help by modeling healthy behavior and providing healthier meals |
(05-Jan-2015) Serious complications often avoided with American Academy of Pediatrics-guided therapy |
(05-Jan-2015) Study finds slight evidence that family pets boost social skills in children with the disorder |
(05-Jan-2015) Two days proved more effective than five days in small study of teens |
(05-Jan-2015) Experts recommend limiting use of small screen devices |
(05-Jan-2015) 43 states reporting widespread influenza activity and 21 child deaths |
(02-Jan-2015) Healthy goals for a new year |
(01-Jan-2015) Especially if the child was born early |
(01-Jan-2015) Safety precautions can prevent serious problems during winter activities |
(31-Dec-2014) Dermatologist shares tips for protecting your baby's skin |
(30-Dec-2014) Suicidal behavior appears to run in families, with certain conditions putting kids at higher risk |
(30-Dec-2014) But it's too early to know if this year's strain is more severe than usual, CDC says |
(26-Dec-2014) But there was no effect on thinking and memory skills, researchers say |
(25-Dec-2014) Experts warn against leaving medications, drinks, ashtrays, lamp oils, toxic plants within reach of children |
(24-Dec-2014) Emotional or sexual maltreatment linked to higher odds of serious headache, study finds |
(23-Dec-2014) Study was halted early because of disappointing results |
(23-Dec-2014) Researchers found test-score differences between 5th and 8th grades |
(22-Dec-2014) Treating parent's mental health issues is critical, experts say |
(22-Dec-2014) Researchers believe raising public awareness made a big difference, too |
(19-Dec-2014) Testing recommended annually from age 3 to 6 |
(18-Dec-2014) Researchers found the positive effect lingered into adulthood |
(18-Dec-2014) Expert notes, however, that potential threat is small |
(17-Dec-2014) Separation anxiety is a frequent cause |
(17-Dec-2014) Yet poll says two-thirds think older teens should be able to take charge |
(16-Dec-2014) Clean up quickly after a party |
(16-Dec-2014) Blood test can help identify Severe Combined Immunodeficiency |
(15-Dec-2014) Infection rate went down among other population segments, such as preschoolers and adults |
(15-Dec-2014) Nearly one-third of those surveyed in Hawaii have tried the devices |
(15-Dec-2014) Medication combos may cause side effects or reduce treatment effectiveness, expert notes |
(12-Dec-2014) Study finds mothers who are distracted by devices at mealtimes connect less well with kids |
(11-Dec-2014) Teaching adults in their lives how to heal may be best first step, researchers say |
(11-Dec-2014) But researchers weren't able to show why the association was found |
(11-Dec-2014) Sleep issues, such as sleep apnea, also associated with excess weight, study finds |
(11-Dec-2014) More people in early 20s getting blood pressure and routine health checks |
(11-Dec-2014) Too-early school start times are one big factor, experts say |
(10-Dec-2014) Though a few kids who also have sleep trouble may grow slower, study says |
(05-Dec-2014) Males may be more likely than girls to use 'relational aggression' |
(05-Dec-2014) Two-generation solution calls for education, job training for parents, researcher says |
(04-Dec-2014) But further research is needed to explore impact, study authors say |
(03-Dec-2014) Limiting radiation, costs should be objectives, researcher says |
(01-Dec-2014) Positive reinforcement seems to improve memory, researchers say |
(01-Dec-2014) Over half have items in crib that may up odds of sudden infant death syndrome |
(01-Dec-2014) Researchers found parents of these kids also more likely to not use safety gates at home |
(01-Dec-2014) Consumer watchdog group says many playthings can choke or poison |
(28-Nov-2014) Offer plenty of fruit and veggies |
(27-Nov-2014) Children involved in food prep classes may eat more fruits, veggies and fiber, study says |
(25-Nov-2014) Researchers find odds raised in both boys and girls developing sooner than peers |
(25-Nov-2014) Expert advises protective gear, and baseline concussion testing for athletes |
(25-Nov-2014) Full-time program for youngest tots boosts test scores, attendance: study |
(24-Nov-2014) High blood pressure, liver problems and heart disease risk upped in heavy kids |
(24-Nov-2014) For most, proper skin care and topical treatments help, experts say |
(24-Nov-2014) Study highlights risks associated with all-terrain vehicles |
(24-Nov-2014) Second study found that providing classroom breakfast didn't improve grades, though longer-term studies are needed |
(22-Nov-2014) Expert gives tips on avoiding problems |
(21-Nov-2014) Turn on bathroom fan while in use |
(21-Nov-2014) Larger peer group is less important when it comes to drinking or not, study says |
(19-Nov-2014) Use a cool-mist humidifier |
(19-Nov-2014) Federal mandates don't limit added sugar or carbohydrates, researchers say |
(18-Nov-2014) Three-quarters said they'd pull their kids out if others weren't up to date on shots |
(17-Nov-2014) But veggies at school lunches get left on the plate, say researchers studying healthy eating |
(17-Nov-2014) Shortened lifespan, disability often come in wake of these injuries, study finds |
(17-Nov-2014) Researcher said the participants were part of 'high-risk' population |
(17-Nov-2014) To mark World Prematurity Day on Monday, researchers announce $250 million to combat the problem |
(13-Nov-2014) Experts say more regulation could stop young Americans from picking up the deadly habit |
(12-Nov-2014) Offer reassurance, but don't offer your bed |
(12-Nov-2014) Seatbelts and bike helmets can help prevent severe head injuries, experts say |
(11-Nov-2014) Study found telling 2-year-olds what they can't eat meant they ate better at age 4 |
(10-Nov-2014) Offer support, but don't rush the learning process |
(10-Nov-2014) One death, more than 700 illnesses among young U.S. children |
(10-Nov-2014) Weight at 11 a good indicator of weight at 16, researchers found |
(07-Nov-2014) Little ones' lunchboxes often contain fat, desserts, sugary drinks, researchers say |
(06-Nov-2014) Study finds children who know friends will always care are more resilient |
(06-Nov-2014) Almost 30 percent fewer kids under 2 hospitalized for serious lung infections |
(06-Nov-2014) Coordinated care is essential for reducing death rates, experts say |
(05-Nov-2014) Help make parting easier |
(05-Nov-2014) Lighting, temperature can influence student achievement, researchers say |
(05-Nov-2014) Traffic and fossil fuels for heat, electricity biggest factors, study suggests |
(04-Nov-2014) Call the pediatrician if you notice these symptoms |
(03-Nov-2014) And lock the car when not in use |
(03-Nov-2014) Study also finds that parents respond more to sounds of babies who match their gender |
(03-Nov-2014) Many pediatricians fail to follow guidelines for diagnosis, treatment |
(03-Nov-2014) But, reporting changes don't explain the total increase, experts say |
(31-Oct-2014) Even 15-month-olds can recognize ways to avoid arousing the wrath of a grown-up |
(31-Oct-2014) Transfer to another hospital delays treatment, researchers say |
(31-Oct-2014) 'Bonding' hormone may play a role in study's findings, researchers say |
(30-Oct-2014) Avoid tripping hazards and obstructed vision |
(30-Oct-2014) Trick-or-treaters should bring quick-relief inhalers with them, experts advise |
(29-Oct-2014) Labels omitting certain ingredients are leading cause of FDA recalls |
(28-Oct-2014) Researchers link psychiatric issues to 'behavioral insomnias of childhood' |
(28-Oct-2014) Controversial statutes hold parents responsible for teen alcohol consumption |
(27-Oct-2014) How outside exercise can boost health |
(27-Oct-2014) Halloween safety suggestions |
(27-Oct-2014) Parents report a spoonful of agave nectar or flavored water reduced symptoms |
(24-Oct-2014) Study found eating meals together once or twice a week was tied to lower risk of becoming overweight |
(24-Oct-2014) Get doctor's approval before starting a diet |
(24-Oct-2014) Be careful of trick-or-treaters |
(23-Oct-2014) Make sure the infant really doesn't want to eat instead |
(23-Oct-2014) Home troubles affect school life, school issues affect home, researchers report |
(23-Oct-2014) Using DNA from parents and child, test hones in on disease-causing mutations |
(23-Oct-2014) Occasional use might not have impact, but heavy users had lower test scores, researchers found |
(22-Oct-2014) Be prepared with appropriate answers for the inevitable questions, experts say |
(21-Oct-2014) Take steps to avoid getting sick |
(21-Oct-2014) Non-candy alternatives |
(21-Oct-2014) Reduced lung function seen in children at age 4, study says |
(21-Oct-2014) But experts say genes aren't destiny |
(20-Oct-2014) Things kids may say when they're having an allergic reaction |
(20-Oct-2014) National data shows a 28 percent rise in men opting for the procedure |
(20-Oct-2014) Delaying procedure also linked with higher costs, experts say |
(20-Oct-2014) Study finds that liquid drugs are the most commonly misused at home |
(20-Oct-2014) Study found that as parents viewed more of it themselves, they became more lax about how much kids could see |
(17-Oct-2014) Identifying problems may prevent sudden cardiac arrest, new guidelines suggest |
(17-Oct-2014) Both parents tend to view exercise as a selfish behavior that takes up family time, researcher says |
(17-Oct-2014) Researchers suggest this may be to boost academic achievement |
(17-Oct-2014) Access to care might play a role, researcher says |
(16-Oct-2014) Young children may be attracted to the brightly colored chemicals, study suggests |
(16-Oct-2014) New study suggests one in five 'sexts,' despite potential consequences |
(16-Oct-2014) Teens drank fewer sugary drinks when energy content info was converted to exercise, study found |
(15-Oct-2014) Follow the product's instructions carefully |
(15-Oct-2014) Relationship-related stress contributes to higher rates, researchers say |
(15-Oct-2014) Closeness, open discussions with parents may help prevent risky sexual behavior, findings suggest |
(15-Oct-2014) They may choose aggressive therapy in attempt to have more time with children, study finds |
(14-Oct-2014) U.K. research finds no apparent link, but U.S. experts are not convinced |
(14-Oct-2014) Uninsured and privately insured children show biggest increases in California study |
(13-Oct-2014) They're often linked with other mental health issues, researchers say |
(13-Oct-2014) Having both parents present, eating in kitchen also linked to healthier weights, researchers report |
(13-Oct-2014) Researchers uncover higher risk for SIDS, suffocation |
(13-Oct-2014) Researchers caution that not everyone improved, and findings are preliminary |
(10-Oct-2014) More than 90 percent of parents don't install, position the car seat correctly, researchers say |
(10-Oct-2014) Experts believe lack of knowledge could hinder child's recovery |
(10-Oct-2014) Cases of antibiotic-resistant pneumonia, meningitis fell after pneumococcal shot introduced in 2010 |
(09-Oct-2014) Including daily exercise |
(08-Oct-2014) Left untreated, children may suffer long-term damage |
(06-Oct-2014) Let them choose the book |
(06-Oct-2014) New study doubles the number of gene regions linked to height |
(06-Oct-2014) But a number of other factors affect schoolwork and achievement, experts stress |
(06-Oct-2014) Virus, which can cause paralysis, has spread to 43 states, CDC says |
(02-Oct-2014) Although anti-OD meds are available, many addicts hold misguided views on what to do |
(02-Oct-2014) Make sure a physical problem isn't the cause |
(02-Oct-2014) But 'underlying physical abilities are there' |
(02-Oct-2014) Helping infants learn to focus on sounds appears to speed up speech-related brain development |
(02-Oct-2014) Health officials also investigating whether it's linked to several deaths, cases of muscle weakness, paralysis |
(01-Oct-2014) New global estimates suggest 2 million die each year from these conditions |
(01-Oct-2014) Breast-feeding, waiting to introduce foods with gluten didn't prevent autoimmune disorder |
(30-Sep-2014) Feed baby more during the day |
(30-Sep-2014) But authors, expert stressed that couples shouldn't base family planning on this finding |
(29-Sep-2014) Make sure anchors are below ground |
(29-Sep-2014) Findings suggest physical education, recess may improve academic success |
(29-Sep-2014) Researchers report problems with reading, math, social skills |
(29-Sep-2014) Health officials also investigating whether germ is tied to cases of muscle weakness in 9 Colorado children |
(26-Sep-2014) Electronic lights, action keep kids up at night and can impact school performance |
(26-Sep-2014) Or he could become obese later |
(26-Sep-2014) Study finds infant's cells can mount inflammatory response to bacteria |
(25-Sep-2014) They were able to form some past tense verbs faster than boys without the disorder |
(25-Sep-2014) Study finds just one in four taking medication gets additional treatment |
(24-Sep-2014) Health officials urge good hygiene to help contain spread of Enterovirus D68 |
(23-Sep-2014) CMV dangerous for low birth weight infants, but mom can be tested before delivery to see if she carries virus |
(22-Sep-2014) Imaging might detect early reading troubles like dyslexia, researchers say |
(22-Sep-2014) Seeing how fast a child processes sounds might lead to earlier diagnosis, too, researchers say |
(22-Sep-2014) Nasal spray vaccine can be considered for many kids 2 to 8, doctors say |
(22-Sep-2014) Reliability of the reviews is a concern, experts say |
(20-Sep-2014) Effective prevention strategies must not be 'one-size-fits-all,' researcher says |
(19-Sep-2014) Having epinephrine auto-injectors on hand can save lives, advocates say |
(18-Sep-2014) Hearing different languages early in life could help reduce bias, researchers say |
(17-Sep-2014) Association between phthalates and lung disorder needs additional research, study authors say |
(17-Sep-2014) Health officials urge good hygiene to limit exposure to Enterovirus D68 |
(16-Sep-2014) Magnesium sulfate still useful in short term for helping to reduce risk of cerebral palsy, study says |
(16-Sep-2014) Plus, teen tobacco use fell to new low in 2013, government statistics show |
(15-Sep-2014) Wash hands often |
(15-Sep-2014) More than 11 million prescriptions may be unnecessary, researchers say |
(15-Sep-2014) Narcotic painkillers, addiction medications and sedatives top the list |
(15-Sep-2014) Health officials urge good hygiene to limit exposure to Enterovirus D68 |
(12-Sep-2014) Trying to protect children from source of anxiety may make things worse, researchers say |
(12-Sep-2014) Watch for signs that the infant is tired |
(11-Sep-2014) Signs you should alert the pediatrician |
(11-Sep-2014) Walking, bicycling to school linked to better reading scores in study |
(11-Sep-2014) Combination treatment seems to reduce anger and violent tendencies, study finds |
(10-Sep-2014) Dramatic changes in lifestyle can lead to behavior problems, study suggests |
(10-Sep-2014) All women who undergo treatment should receive psychological support, researchers suggest |
(10-Sep-2014) Report finds gaps in basic medical care, vaccines, and vision and hearing screenings |
(09-Sep-2014) Babies should ride in a rear-facing device |
(09-Sep-2014) British researchers warn of accidental liquid nicotine poisoning from easily accessed e-cartridges |
(09-Sep-2014) But, study doesn't show that parent-based therapy can change course of autism |
(09-Sep-2014) Almost half of daily intake comes from the 10 foods they eat most |
(08-Sep-2014) But no similar association was found between mother and children |
(08-Sep-2014) Researchers suggest contact with natural microbes may offer protection |
(08-Sep-2014) But these pediatric cancers remain rare and the increases are very small, experts say |
(08-Sep-2014) Study links harassment at home to higher levels of depression, anxiety |
(08-Sep-2014) Daily, low-dose regimen cuts odds of complication by 24 percent |
(08-Sep-2014) Health officials concerned about a wider outbreak, urge good hygiene to limit exposure |
(05-Sep-2014) The more physical, verbal aggression there was in the home, the more cavities parents and children had |
(05-Sep-2014) Keep windows locked |
(04-Sep-2014) New moms can use encouragement, support, expert says |
(04-Sep-2014) Adults injured by fire when young are at increased odds of depression, study finds |
(04-Sep-2014) Positive effect wasn't seen in normal weight or overweight women, study found |
(03-Sep-2014) Beef up your diet for baby's health |
(03-Sep-2014) Two years of instruction was followed by brain changes in children, study found |
(02-Sep-2014) Drinking tied to unsafe driving, marijuana use linked to poorer academics, job performance |
(02-Sep-2014) But researchers say exercise, education may help overcome deficiencies |
(02-Sep-2014) Human milk contains important immunological protection for children, study authors say |
(01-Sep-2014) Support, communication appear to be buffers |
(29-Aug-2014) Have the child check each snack's nutrition |
(29-Aug-2014) Researchers found that when parents responded, infants began to form more complex sounds |
(29-Aug-2014) Scans showed less connectivity in regions linked to reading |
(28-Aug-2014) On days that mom and dad argue, they treat their children differently, study finds |
(28-Aug-2014) 16-year-olds should get more than 8 hours of shuteye a night to help avoid obesity, research says |
(28-Aug-2014) Expert and researcher say the findings highlight need for slow return to playing field |
(28-Aug-2014) But booster shots and second doses lag for 2-year-olds, report finds |
(27-Aug-2014) Reinforce the positives |
(25-Aug-2014) Communicate the warning signs |
(25-Aug-2014) American Academy of Pediatrics urges fluoride use on first teeth to prevent decay |
(25-Aug-2014) Opening bell should be no earlier than 8:30, says Academy of Pediatrics |
(24-Aug-2014) Carefully assess the school's athletic program, expert advises |
(23-Aug-2014) Expert offers advice on how to help kids adjust to earlier bedtimes |
(22-Aug-2014) Parents can help their children handle the sting of getting vaccinated |
(22-Aug-2014) Include exercise in your weekly calendar of commitments, fitness expert says |
(22-Aug-2014) 10 percent of children tracked had allergy to peanuts, eggs or milk |
(22-Aug-2014) Expert offers tips on how to help students adjust to life on their own for the first time |
(21-Aug-2014) Understand what's behind the fear |
(21-Aug-2014) Frequently discuss auto safety |
(21-Aug-2014) Maternity care practices differ in neighborhoods with more black residents than average, CDC research finds |
(20-Aug-2014) Cause seems related to inflammation of the arteries, researchers say |
(19-Aug-2014) Make sure school lunch has food they'll eat |
(19-Aug-2014) Brothers often pass on responsibilities to sisters, research contends |
(19-Aug-2014) Increased odds for asthma seen into teen years |
(18-Aug-2014) Pack a paper towel or wax paper so kids don't set food down on dirty tables |
(18-Aug-2014) But men who seek time for kids are viewed positively, researchers find |
(18-Aug-2014) Largest increase reported among wealthier families |
(18-Aug-2014) Messages that focus on benefits to the child have the most impact, study finds |
(17-Aug-2014) Making the adjustment 'doesn't just happen overnight,' health expert says |
(16-Aug-2014) Expert offers parents tips on reducing anxieties, jitters for kids |
(15-Aug-2014) Keeping a sleep diary may help |
(15-Aug-2014) Don't count on home remedies, experts say |
(15-Aug-2014) When kids carry too much, muscle strains and back pain can occur |
(15-Aug-2014) Consider kid's maturity level before giving your answer, FDA says |
(14-Aug-2014) Everyone in a community must work together to stop illegal sales, U.S. health official says |
(13-Aug-2014) Declines seen in every age group except for those over 35 |
(13-Aug-2014) Study shows only half of eligible women in lower-income countries receive helpful drug |
(12-Aug-2014) Show the child how to board, exit |
(12-Aug-2014) Study hints at the importance of nutrition and a stimulating home environment |
(11-Aug-2014) Start the year with a healthy eating plan |
(11-Aug-2014) Support your child's development |
(11-Aug-2014) Some sodas, juices and sports drinks may harm young smiles |
(09-Aug-2014) Going barefoot in the summer increases risk of problems, doctor says |
(08-Aug-2014) Find time to be together |
(08-Aug-2014) Survey also finds that many text mom and dad from behind the wheel |
(08-Aug-2014) Health officials share tips for keeping perishables safe |
(07-Aug-2014) It helps improve self-esteem |
(07-Aug-2014) Being in good physical condition likely to help boys avoid the blues too, expert says |
(05-Aug-2014) What you can do to deal with stress |
(05-Aug-2014) Expert offers tips on protecting small passengers from heat-related tragedies |
(04-Aug-2014) Don't put juice in baby's bottle |
(04-Aug-2014) Study finds that these kids may be plagued by the condition throughout childhood |
(04-Aug-2014) About a third of children admitted to hospital for these infections develop respiratory issues, study finds |
(04-Aug-2014) Study found children who played an hour or less a day were the most well-adjusted |
(03-Aug-2014) Bees, wasps and other pests send about 500,000 Americans to the hospital annually |
(01-Aug-2014) Be strict about when it's forbidden |
(01-Aug-2014) Experts warn that children under 5 are most vulnerable |
(01-Aug-2014) Almost 140 children and adults die every year in school transportation accidents |
(31-Jul-2014) Make an informed selection |
(31-Jul-2014) Less than one-third of home meals met federal standards for school-served foods, study finds |
(31-Jul-2014) Kids and parents need education about healthy weight and healthful lifestyles, experts say |
(30-Jul-2014) Experts share childproofing advice |
(30-Jul-2014) If parent and preschooler are both overweight, tackling it together works best, researchers say |
(30-Jul-2014) Test to detect mom-to-be's folate concentration could spot those lacking nutrient for infant development |
(29-Jul-2014) Here's a list of health benefits |
(29-Jul-2014) To improve their eating habits, don't dwell on the benefits of fruits, veggies, researchers say |
(28-Jul-2014) Such as a sudden desire to avoid school |
(28-Jul-2014) Kids aren't avoiding healthier fare or throwing more food away, research shows |
(28-Jul-2014) Odds are small, but family, doctors should keep possibility in mind, researchers say |
(26-Jul-2014) Expert offers tips for spotting chlorine poisoning, bacterial infection, secondary drowning in kids |
(25-Jul-2014) Study of twins suggests vocabulary, grammar skills largely inherited |
(25-Jul-2014) By third trimester, unborn babies respond to rhymes recited by their mothers, research shows |
(25-Jul-2014) Study shows they finish 92 percent of what's on their plates, kids eat just 59 percent |
(24-Jul-2014) To help prevent drowning |
(24-Jul-2014) Study suggests link between early reading skills and later intelligence |
(24-Jul-2014) They're more likely to change their children's diet than encourage exercise, study finds |
(24-Jul-2014) Pediatrician says many physicians won't accept the publicly funded insurance plan |
(24-Jul-2014) Special incentives encourage consumption of fruits and vegetables, study says |
(24-Jul-2014) Agency urges doctors to recommend it along with other routine immunizations |
(23-Jul-2014) Odds of dying prematurely 50 percent higher in adults who'd lost a parent in childhood, researchers report |
(23-Jul-2014) They won't take steps to reach a healthy weight if they don't see the problem, experts note |
(22-Jul-2014) Remedies to help fight the pain and itch |
(22-Jul-2014) Study found mothers who were taught stress-reduction skills had less depression, anxiety |
(22-Jul-2014) Threat of respiratory disease may be up to 30 percent higher, study suggests |
(21-Jul-2014) And get some exercise |
(21-Jul-2014) That, in turn, may help reduce health ills, such as diabetes and heart disease, researcher says |
(21-Jul-2014) Expectant moms' use of nicotine-replacement therapy could also spell problems for kids, study suggests |
(21-Jul-2014) But too many children and teens remain obese, experts say |
(21-Jul-2014) Findings suggest genetics play a bigger role than environment in risk of disorder |
(18-Jul-2014) Study found moms who returned to part-time work were better able to meet their goals |
(17-Jul-2014) Often, campus security won't report booze-related infractions to police or to health services, researchers say |
(17-Jul-2014) Rest, possibly combined with physical therapy, key to recovery, research suggests |
(15-Jul-2014) Including difficulty breathing |
(15-Jul-2014) Benefits evident from birth, researchers say |
(14-Jul-2014) Can help boost self-esteem |
(14-Jul-2014) Report involving 11-year-boy points to a simple solution: an iPad case |
(14-Jul-2014) Scans found motor areas were activated when infants heard others talking, researchers report |
(14-Jul-2014) Study also finds risk factors for sleep-related death vary with baby's age |
(14-Jul-2014) Experts recommend medications be administered in milliliters only |
(10-Jul-2014) But they're not sure which one might lead to the other |
(09-Jul-2014) As many as 650,000 kids worldwide infected each year, researchers report |
(08-Jul-2014) Study shows having more free time teaches children how to plan, solve problems and make decisions |
(07-Jul-2014) Early breast-feeding may help |
(07-Jul-2014) Nobody can be perfect |
(03-Jul-2014) Doing so creates strongest family bond, researcher explains |
(02-Jul-2014) In U.S., one in 10,000 infants is born with the vision-robbing disease |
(02-Jul-2014) Twitter might be influencing young people's opinions of the drug, study suggests |
(01-Jul-2014) Infants born to foreign-born fathers weighed less at birth, Canadian study finds |
(01-Jul-2014) Combining use of device with therapy sessions helped minimally verbal children talk, interact |
(01-Jul-2014) No link to autism found in large review of previous research on measles, mumps, rubella vaccine |
(30-Jun-2014) Ease back into your routine |
(30-Jun-2014) Kids who videoconference with family, friends report less stress, study says |
(29-Jun-2014) Expert offers tips on avoiding heat-related illness in children |
(27-Jun-2014) Make sure they train properly and wear protective equipment |
(27-Jun-2014) Surgery won't disrupt school schedule, kids can relax during recovery, doctor says |
(26-Jun-2014) Shouting doesn't help |
(26-Jun-2014) Children can drown in as little as 2 inches of water, pediatrician warns |
(26-Jun-2014) Two-thirds of parents accurately assess severity of their child's food allergy, study reports |
(26-Jun-2014) It's possible findings would apply to U.S., experts say |
(26-Jun-2014) CDC says getting seasonal vaccine via the nose confers better protection for those ages 2 to 8 |
(26-Jun-2014) Products containing lidocaine or benzocaine have been linked to serious illness and even death, agency says |
(25-Jun-2014) In British study, 1 in 5 cases of chronic hacking turned out to be the respiratory ailment |
(24-Jun-2014) Some foreign-born mothers now in U.S. are more likely to have children with the disorder, study finds |
(24-Jun-2014) The practice should begin in infancy, American Academy of Pediatrics says, to prepare kids for school, life |
(23-Jun-2014) Avoid exposure to loud noise |
(23-Jun-2014) But it doesn't prove pesticides cause autism, and didn't directly measure women's chemical exposure, expert notes |
(23-Jun-2014) A new spin on behind-the-wheel education improves teen safety, study says |
(22-Jun-2014) Children get hurt when colliding with others or falling, expert says, so supervision is needed |
(21-Jun-2014) Warmer weather puts them at risk of heat stroke, other dangers, expert says |
(20-Jun-2014) Make sure your expectations are understood |
(20-Jun-2014) 25 years later, that game of catch in 'Field of Dreams' still resonates for many, and experts explain why |
(18-Jun-2014) Stress of caring for an affected child is probably a big factor, one expert says |
(17-Jun-2014) Warning signs that a teen may be drinking |
(13-Jun-2014) Promoting gender equality at home may foster ambition in girls, researchers say |
(13-Jun-2014) Communication skills benefit when parents focus solely on the child, study suggests |
(12-Jun-2014) For certain kids, summer vacation adds unwanted pounds, review finds |
(12-Jun-2014) But rates for other unhealthy behaviors, such as texting while driving, are up, agency says |
(12-Jun-2014) Status-seeking behaviors of adolescence don't translate well to adult world, study suggests |
(11-Jun-2014) All family members need adequate rest to protect against preschoolers' weight gain, experts say |
(09-Jun-2014) Signs the child should see a doctor |
(09-Jun-2014) Minnesota outbreak began with a toddler traveling overseas, study says |
(09-Jun-2014) Fewer children admitted for severe diarrhea tied to rotavirus, researchers say |
(06-Jun-2014) Including where it's safe to ride |
(06-Jun-2014) These drugs help stop acute lymphocytic leukemia from coming back, experts note |
(06-Jun-2014) Exposure to a little dust, dander in infancy might prime tots' immune systems, research finds |
(06-Jun-2014) Finding might provide new targets for drugs to treat disorder, researchers say |
(05-Jun-2014) Seat them in the back of the car |
(05-Jun-2014) Stress, unhealthy coping strategies may be to blame, experts say |
(03-Jun-2014) Regulate the youngster's exposure to light |
(03-Jun-2014) Experts caution that finding is preliminary, with no current implications for treatment or prevention |
(02-Jun-2014) 11 percent of parents surveyed months later described PTSD symptoms in children, study found |
(02-Jun-2014) Risk highest early in life, with 2 percent of children having a confirmed report by 1st birthday, researchers say |
(30-May-2014) Long pants, socks and insect repellant help protect you from ticks |
(29-May-2014) Suggestions for safe use |
(29-May-2014) Women tend to get pregnant soon after friends they've known since high school give birth, study finds |
(29-May-2014) Almost all infections involve unvaccinated residents who traveled abroad, CDC says |
(28-May-2014) Children who followed eating plan were 15 percent less likely to be overweight, study finds |
(27-May-2014) With youngsters eating about three snacks daily, focus should be on healthy foods, says expert |
(27-May-2014) Regions where emotions are processed get more active, researchers report |
(26-May-2014) Help them learn what's appropriate |
(26-May-2014) Wash baby's scalp frequently |
(23-May-2014) Active children show fewer signs of future heart disease |
(23-May-2014) Study finds poor kids are getting harassed online, too |
(23-May-2014) Device needed because adult dialysis machines overpower babies' blood vessels, experts say |
(22-May-2014) Follow these guidelines |
(22-May-2014) High co-pays prevent some children from seeing a doctor or getting needed meds, study finds |
(21-May-2014) Get enough exercise |
(21-May-2014) Make sure you're well-informed |
(20-May-2014) These early deaths are rarely included in national medical records, study says |
(20-May-2014) Whether lowering cholesterol in prospective parents will aid conception isn't clear, researchers say |
(19-May-2014) Suggestions to prevent tipping and injuries |
(19-May-2014) Study highlights need for consistent bedtime, experts say |
(19-May-2014) Researchers say findings emphasize importance of following timing guidelines |
(16-May-2014) And non-school clubs may help reduce risk of drinking, researchers find |
(16-May-2014) Children's education and long-term mental health often seem to suffer, research shows |
(16-May-2014) Suggestions to help break the habit |
(14-May-2014) Research in siblings of children with autism may give parents a way to spot signs of the disorder earlier |
(13-May-2014) Smoking, drinking, not eating right and not exercising will add up to future health woes, researchers say |
(13-May-2014) 4 percent of 12- to 14-year-olds say they've downed more than 5 drinks in a sitting over past year |
(12-May-2014) Is mom eating foods that may contribute? |
(12-May-2014) Quitting early in child's life helps reduce risk, researchers say |
(12-May-2014) Children with the disorder typically have higher smoking rates, experts note |
(09-May-2014) Questions that can help you decide |
(09-May-2014) FDA experts offer advice on doctor visits, use of medications |
(08-May-2014) Boost in activity in brain region that reads faces may prepare mom to bond with baby, researcher suggests |
(07-May-2014) Why extra weight is dangerous |
(07-May-2014) 10-month-old boy was sickened but survived toxic ingestion of liquid used for 'vaping' |
(06-May-2014) To help prevent SIDS |
(06-May-2014) Phenomenon occurs twice as often in black children, 1.5 times more in Hispanics than in whites: study |
(06-May-2014) Unhealthy behaviors may be more common in those who consume the beverages, research suggests |
(05-May-2014) About one-third don't place infants to sleep on their backs, although that's known to help prevent SIDS |
(05-May-2014) Study of whooping cough epidemic in Washington state found no rise in immunization of babies |
(05-May-2014) Finding highlights need for additional penalties for those convicted of drunk driving with a child passenger, MADD says |
(05-May-2014) Survey finds young parents and non-smokers among users |
(05-May-2014) Interaction between the two is probably complex, needs more research, experts say |
(05-May-2014) Reading, math tests showed little difference in innate abilities compared to whites, other minorities |
(02-May-2014) Start a dialog when they're young |
(02-May-2014) Keep devices with batteries away from children |
(02-May-2014) Dutch researchers found similar improvement in infants who received no treatment |
(02-May-2014) With some spending 3 or more hours daily, other childhood activities get crowded out, expert warns |
(02-May-2014) Children focused on other tasks 'blinded' to what's going on around them, study says |
(02-May-2014) Study shows 90 percent admit to driving while distracted by talking, texting or giving food to a child |
(02-May-2014) Study finds possible link between prominent stories and copy-cat deaths |
(01-May-2014) British survey finds some young people link excess weight to laziness and lack of self-control |
(01-May-2014) Study authors call female superiority a 'well-kept secret' that's been true for nearly 100 years |
(30-Apr-2014) And help your toddler get a healthy start |
(30-Apr-2014) At this age, infants can view pictures, then recognize the objects in real life |
(30-Apr-2014) Fetal image helps men take in reality of pending birth, study suggests |
(29-Apr-2014) Experts say they're safer than online milk-sharing sources |
(29-Apr-2014) Many parent caregivers show signs of 'post-traumatic growth,' study says |
(29-Apr-2014) After 12-week riding program, students had lower levels of stress hormone in small study |
(29-Apr-2014) Stigma alone could spur overeating, study authors say |
(28-Apr-2014) Their risk for digestive problems is 4 times higher than in typically developing peers, researchers found |
(28-Apr-2014) School shootings, bullying make the headlines, but they're the exception, expert says |
(26-Apr-2014) Raising a child more likely to brighten these women's lives, study says |
(25-Apr-2014) Too often, addiction and abuse begin at home, he warns |
(25-Apr-2014) Relationship quality key, not whether you live with stepparent, single parent or 2 natural parents |
(25-Apr-2014) The controversial tools are used on emotionally disabled kids at a Mass. facility |
(24-Apr-2014) Agency meets Thursday to discuss outlawing tools used on emotionally disabled kids |
(24-Apr-2014) More than half of parents said the drugs are helpful |
(23-Apr-2014) Is the child in pain while exercising? |
(21-Apr-2014) ERs give potentially dangerous drug to thousands of children each year |
(21-Apr-2014) Anxiety often goes hand in hand with attention disorder, too |
(21-Apr-2014) Children with irritable bowel syndrome were more likely to also have celiac disease in Italian study |
(19-Apr-2014) How to avoid accidental poisonings from chemicals, medications |
(18-Apr-2014) Signs the youngster should see a doctor |
(17-Apr-2014) Keep your little one dry and clean |
(17-Apr-2014) Study of more than 10,000 people suggests these infants may someday have more health problems |
(17-Apr-2014) British researchers discover receptors on egg cells that allow sperm to attach, fertilize egg |
(16-Apr-2014) Make sure toys can't fall on your child |
(14-Apr-2014) Of early death and other complications |
(14-Apr-2014) Study didn't look at type of programming or possible effect on kids |
(14-Apr-2014) But experts stress findings don't mean fatherhood at an early age dooms men to clinical depression |
(14-Apr-2014) British researchers found increased odds of fractures, burns, medication poisoning |
(13-Apr-2014) Adult supervision, barriers around fire essential, expert says |
(12-Apr-2014) Safety, treatment advice for parents from the American Academy of Pediatrics |
(10-Apr-2014) Researchers found they had more severe symptoms, longer recovery times than boys |
(10-Apr-2014) The highly infectious illness is still endemic in China, so adopted kids should get their shots, experts say |
(09-Apr-2014) Keep them on schedule |
(09-Apr-2014) Preschoolers, infants performed better on language experiments after brief sleep |
(08-Apr-2014) It's particularly dangerous during childhood and pregnancy |
(08-Apr-2014) Girls aged 15 to 17 account for about one-quarter of teen births, report shows |
(07-Apr-2014) Sports fell more city children; motorized vehicles a danger in the country |
(07-Apr-2014) Losing weight while young may help kids lower future health care expenses, researcher says |
(07-Apr-2014) Study finds slight increase linked to weight of fathers, not mothers |
(07-Apr-2014) Added physical activity is healthy for youngsters, but traffic poses danger, study finds |
(07-Apr-2014) Report, which conflicts with recent CDC review, finds growing number of kids likely to suffer serious health problems |
(07-Apr-2014) Study found those with lower cortisol levels were more likely to crash |
(04-Apr-2014) Discuss specifics |
(04-Apr-2014) Researchers in Norway found contrasting bone density results in boys, girls |
(02-Apr-2014) Parents gave Lactobacillus reuteri to colicky infants in study |
(01-Apr-2014) Be positive in your approach |
(01-Apr-2014) Competition for social status could play a role, researchers say |
(01-Apr-2014) More studies needed to explore the apparent association, researchers say |
(01-Apr-2014) 92 percent of teens who said parents opposed underage drinking weren't drinkers, MADD says |
(31-Mar-2014) Study of 6th-graders links greater strength to lower risk for heart disease |
(31-Mar-2014) Researchers report better sleep, school performance |
(28-Mar-2014) Inspect carefully before play begins |
(28-Mar-2014) Put them out of kids' reach |
(27-Mar-2014) Don't offer sweetened drinks |
(25-Mar-2014) Unruly kids more likely to be spanked, but doing so leads to more misbehavior, researcher says |
(25-Mar-2014) Short sleepers might be at greater risk for obesity, study suggests |
(24-Mar-2014) Suggestions for a smoother transition |
(24-Mar-2014) Study of 4-year-olds suggests mothers help by spurring activity, taking part and being role models |
(24-Mar-2014) Kids 'start to see world in a more aggressive way,' researcher says |
(21-Mar-2014) Child's behavior also influences parenting style |
(20-Mar-2014) Might trigger hormone problems linked to obesity, diabetes, study suggests |
(19-Mar-2014) Take time to do it correctly |
(19-Mar-2014) Demanding, inflexible approach might foster negative response, study suggests |
(17-Mar-2014) Avoid skin irritation |
(17-Mar-2014) Study also suggests that children's growth and development affect their choices |
(17-Mar-2014) If kids have ridden with a drunk driver, they're more likely to drive while impaired, researchers find |
(17-Mar-2014) Practices that foster weight gain are common among U.S. parents, researchers say |
(17-Mar-2014) Parents can help reduce screen time, experts say |
(14-Mar-2014) Digging, raking were high-intensity tasks in South Korean study |
(14-Mar-2014) Start with a healthy breakfast |
(14-Mar-2014) Study suggests grieving can affect school performance; mental health therapy an effective option |
(14-Mar-2014) It's probably time to turn to newer treatments, study suggests |
(14-Mar-2014) And chronic stress takes a toll on their well-being, research shows |
(12-Mar-2014) The toddler they come home to can be much different from the baby they left behind |
(10-Mar-2014) Create a supportive environment |
(10-Mar-2014) Sleep positioner isn't necessary |
(10-Mar-2014) Schools that had more repeaters had more suspensions, other signs of trouble in student body |
(10-Mar-2014) Study found many caregivers focused on devices instead of children |
(10-Mar-2014) Experts say rise in allergy triggers, summer medication 'breaks' and back-to-school virus exposure may all contribute |
(10-Mar-2014) The more they watch, the greater the sleep loss |
(07-Mar-2014) Study found developmental or behavioral red flags in babies as young as 1 year |
(06-Mar-2014) Advice for when to call the doctor |
(06-Mar-2014) Make time for yourself |
(06-Mar-2014) Researcher says the preschool program is 'vital' for certain children |
(06-Mar-2014) Eating dinner, having fun together can help kids learn to form good relationships |
(06-Mar-2014) Necessary skills don't develop until age 5 or 6 years, researchers say |
(06-Mar-2014) Finnish study also found more physical inactivity in this group |
(06-Mar-2014) When vaccination rates rose in Connecticut, serious complications dropped, report finds |
(05-Mar-2014) Suggestions for what to do |
(05-Mar-2014) Solutions to help prevent crankiness |
(05-Mar-2014) Measurements suggest raised risk for later heart attack, stroke, researchers say |
(05-Mar-2014) However, girls tend to do better with upward mobility, researchers say |
(04-Mar-2014) Keep your young ones well energized |
(04-Mar-2014) And food waste hasn't increased because of the new guidelines, study finds |
(03-Mar-2014) Keep volume low and place device well away from crib, expert says |
(03-Mar-2014) But 'active' video games might help youngsters stay slim, researchers stay |
(27-Feb-2014) Doctors should watch for signs of cardiovascular disease, researcher says |
(26-Feb-2014) Offer low-fat foods |
(26-Feb-2014) Make sure they're brushing properly |
(26-Feb-2014) Doctor offers tips for helping children develop healthy eating habits, self-image |
(26-Feb-2014) CDC study tied practice to binge drinking, drug use and extreme weight control measures |
(26-Feb-2014) Large Swedish study found higher rates of autism, ADHD and other disorders, but expert says the risk is small |
(25-Feb-2014) Illnesses rose when measles-mumps-rubella shot was given out of order, Danish study found |
(25-Feb-2014) CDC study finds very young children seem to be slimming down, but more older women are obese |
(24-Feb-2014) Only a small number of cases identified, experts say, with no clear common cause |
(24-Feb-2014) HIV screening also recommended under revised American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines |
(24-Feb-2014) Risk increases with longer use, researchers say; experts caution the finding needs verification |
(23-Feb-2014) Study of British preteens might have found increased risk of psychiatric symptoms |
(22-Feb-2014) Fitness, nutrition, proper sleep and TV restrictions appeared to make a difference in study of city kids |
(21-Feb-2014) Early exposure to parental tension is a risk factor for later mental woes, researchers say |
(18-Feb-2014) Study found they were more likely to have complex 'type-3' breaks than normal-weight kids |
(18-Feb-2014) Innovations can help people manage their conditions, function in emergencies, keep doctors informed |
(17-Feb-2014) To help your young athlete succeed |
(17-Feb-2014) Parenting, friends and academics all influence likelihood of contracting sexually transmitted diseases, study says |
(17-Feb-2014) Study of students in grades 5 through 10 found mental, physical fallout even if harassment stopped |
(17-Feb-2014) Tanning's damaging effect on looks mattered more to teens than skin cancer risks, study found |
(17-Feb-2014) When properly sucking, baby is rewarded with a song from Mom, researchers say |
(17-Feb-2014) Twin studies looked at differences in genetics, appetite and feeling full after eating |
(16-Feb-2014) Limiting screen time, boosting exercise are essentials |
(14-Feb-2014) Always use car seats and seat belts |
(14-Feb-2014) Make sure they use sunscreen |
(12-Feb-2014) Talk with the pediatrician before your child's first dose |
(12-Feb-2014) The brain attacks are rare in children, experts note, and study found vaccines may offer some protection |
(11-Feb-2014) Select someone with references |
(11-Feb-2014) They should use an amount the size of a grain of rice as soon as first tooth appears, ADA says |
(11-Feb-2014) But Swedish study didn't address more critical issue of cervical cancer prevention |
(11-Feb-2014) Study finds bills to expand parental opt-outs are failing, while others to limit them have passed |
(11-Feb-2014) Top worries include post-graduation choices, financial concerns |
(10-Feb-2014) Prevent injuries by putting toys away |
(10-Feb-2014) Here's how kids can get hurt |
(10-Feb-2014) Starting in intensive care unit, 'conversations' appear to aid language development |
(10-Feb-2014) School systems bear the brunt, not parents, researchers find |
(10-Feb-2014) Effects of excessive caffeine intake on youngsters aren't yet known, experts warn |
(10-Feb-2014) But it's not clear from Canadian study if there's a direct connection |
(10-Feb-2014) Children more likely to listen to peers than adults, study suggests |
(07-Feb-2014) Research review finds no significant difference academically |
(07-Feb-2014) But study doesn't prove that one leads to the other |
(05-Feb-2014) Study suggests these toddlers understand what they hear as well as more outgoing peers |
(04-Feb-2014) Hot beverages, hair irons most often the cause, British study found |
(04-Feb-2014) However, device didn't perform as well in kids as in adults, FDA says |
(03-Feb-2014) Researchers found that kids consume at least twice the recommended daily amounts |
(03-Feb-2014) And parents of normal-weight kids often think they're too thin, review found |
(03-Feb-2014) They're also reporting heavier use, possibly putting themselves at risk for harmful side effects |
(01-Feb-2014) As part of National TV Safety Day, experts warn that televisions can tip over on kids |
(31-Jan-2014) Be prepared and remain calm |
(30-Jan-2014) The youngster should know to avoid certain foods |
(30-Jan-2014) Higher risk of breakup seen after infertility treatment fails, Danish study finds |
(30-Jan-2014) Experimental therapy increased tolerance, but much more testing needed, doctors say |
(29-Jan-2014) Baby shouldn't be able to pull them off the mattress |
(29-Jan-2014) You can use them to count carbs, log blood sugar, but users say they're no substitute for patient knowledge and a doctor's care |
(29-Jan-2014) Just 47 percent gained long-term relief of symptoms, researchers say |
(28-Jan-2014) Make sure all dairy products are pasteurized |
(27-Jan-2014) People who were abused as kids or had parents with addiction might take longer to regain mental health |
(27-Jan-2014) Make sure you're prepared |
(27-Jan-2014) Teach the child what to do in an emergency |
(27-Jan-2014) Nearly a third of these shootings are accidental, study finds |
(27-Jan-2014) Writing lyrics, making videos helped them get through grueling treatment, connect with others, study found |
(25-Jan-2014) Small study from Chile found family role reversal when it comes to computers and Internet |
(24-Jan-2014) With no training and no pay, an army of informal caregivers provides a billion dollar service |
(24-Jan-2014) Experts offer advice on how to avoid infestation |
(23-Jan-2014) Here are edibles to avoid |
(22-Jan-2014) Youngest kids, those exposed to suicide most likely to develop illnesses such as schizophrenia, researchers found |
(22-Jan-2014) Study says stricter definition of the condition means fewer children will meet threshold |
(21-Jan-2014) Don't let child lie flat while eating or drinking |
(21-Jan-2014) But parents can still be successful in changing aggressive behavior, researchers say |
(20-Jan-2014) Many continue to play through symptoms, increasing risk of second injury, experts say |
(18-Jan-2014) Quirk in brain's information-retrieval process is to blame, researcher says |
(17-Jan-2014) Dirty digits are the fastest way to communicate infectious germs, experts say |
(17-Jan-2014) Cartoon character helps physician spread the gospel of good hand hygiene |
(17-Jan-2014) Poor overall dietary habits drive weight problems, experts say |
(17-Jan-2014) Scan tracks entire genome from a blood sample |
(16-Jan-2014) Here's what to include |
(15-Jan-2014) Excessive crying may be a warning sign |
(14-Jan-2014) Studies found they were more likely to be depressed and bullied, even if their weight was average |
(14-Jan-2014) Study finds many parents use them alongside conventional treatments to try to manage symptoms |
(14-Jan-2014) But chances of complication much lower than with previous rotavirus vaccine, studies show |
(14-Jan-2014) Study suggests there may be some logic in their choices after all |
(13-Jan-2014) Study finds no big difference in satisfaction levels between those who have children and those who don't |
(11-Jan-2014) Review found no evidence of later hearing, speech or language improvement after procedure |
(10-Jan-2014) Don't expect medication to work immediately |
(10-Jan-2014) Doctors urged to consider level of trauma causing injury |
(10-Jan-2014) Southwestern states hardest hit, but infections still not at epidemic levels, CDC says |
(08-Jan-2014) Temperament may be a factor |
(08-Jan-2014) Here are potential signs of malnutrition |
(08-Jan-2014) Boys slightly more likely than girls to meet hour-a-day recommendation |
(07-Jan-2014) Children had roughly the same risk for suicidal thoughts and behaviors, regardless of drug they were taking |
(06-Jan-2014) Inflated compliments may cause some kids to back away from challenges, researchers say |
(03-Jan-2014) Study found sleep problems arose when kids were put to bed at wrong time |
(03-Jan-2014) Even well-cleaned cribs were contaminated with bacteria that can cause illness, study found |
(01-Jan-2014) Animals to avoid until kids are bigger |
(01-Jan-2014) Resume exercise while newborn sleeps |
(31-Dec-2013) Or they may have problems learning and concentrating |
(31-Dec-2013) Don't try it during stressful times |
(30-Dec-2013) Here's what parents can do |
(30-Dec-2013) Children denied counseling may have lost out, experts say |
(24-Dec-2013) 'I want other women to know that you can have a good ending,' says Fortunata Kasege |
(24-Dec-2013) Always use restraints |
(23-Dec-2013) Parents should monitor their child's blood sugar more often, but don't be too restrictive, expert says |
(20-Dec-2013) But researchers say living with children doesn't always mean dads are involved |
(19-Dec-2013) Here's how it can help |
(19-Dec-2013) Peer pressure seems stronger than parental warnings, study suggests |
(18-Dec-2013) They help you determine what's safe |
(18-Dec-2013) But whether extra weight actually causes stress isn't clear, researcher says |
(17-Dec-2013) Agency wants drug labels to reflect this rare risk |
(16-Dec-2013) Use flame-retardant decorations |
(16-Dec-2013) Study might explain why 'baby of the family' label persists |
(16-Dec-2013) Study from China followed normal-weight teens, and found a slight increase in pressure |
(16-Dec-2013) But, experts say drug isn't meant for that use, while diet and exercise have proven effective |
(16-Dec-2013) Researchers working with mice found presence of a pet reduced immune system response to allergens |
(13-Dec-2013) Here's how parents can adapt when students come home |
(12-Dec-2013) Even if newborn is too young to crawl |
(12-Dec-2013) Films condemn obesity, but 'glamorize' inactivity, study finds |
(11-Dec-2013) Study suggests effect on children's brains goes beyond intelligence |
(11-Dec-2013) Study finds no evidence to support that belief |
(11-Dec-2013) Trend largely due to letting them stay on parents' plans longer, experts say |
(11-Dec-2013) Study used vaccine targeting 4 flu strains rather than the usual 3 |
(10-Dec-2013) If possible, use cordless window covers |
(09-Dec-2013) Study found they were more likely to say they had gotten into fights, skipped school |
(09-Dec-2013) Either safety straps aren't working or adults don't use them properly, researchers say |
(06-Dec-2013) Small study found less than one-quarter of the medicine makes it to the lungs |
(05-Dec-2013) Try to stay elsewhere if your older home is being remodeled |
(05-Dec-2013) New research on teens says parenting, social ties play bigger role than biology |
(05-Dec-2013) Study found it helped children bothered by ordinary noises, feel of toothbrush or shower water on skin |
(05-Dec-2013) Sporadic outbreaks caused by travelers to countries without vaccination programs, doctors say |
(04-Dec-2013) Enough regular sleep can help |
(04-Dec-2013) Any that include straps or strings |
(04-Dec-2013) This generation is less active than mothers in 1960s, researchers say |
(04-Dec-2013) ADHD, depression most common conditions reported by those on medication |
(03-Dec-2013) Sterilize them to kill germs |
(02-Dec-2013) Study suggests race, ethnicity, other factors affect their level of concern |
(27-Nov-2013) Put yourself in his or her shoes |
(27-Nov-2013) Australian study found it was more important than what Mom or Dad weighed |
(26-Nov-2013) Set and enforce rules |
(26-Nov-2013) Symptoms include sudden fever, headache, neck stiffness, vomiting and sensitivity to light |
(26-Nov-2013) Annual 'Trouble in Toyland' report cites playthings that could choke or poison a child |
(25-Nov-2013) Researchers say tactic could help curb childhood obesity |
(25-Nov-2013) Review found cost, fear of kids becoming sexually active deters some parents |
(21-Nov-2013) Signs that he's under too much stress |
(21-Nov-2013) Researchers found 14 hours a week were best, while high or low extremes lowered well-being scores |
(20-Nov-2013) A sleep diary can help identify problems |
(19-Nov-2013) Openly support efforts to lose extra pounds |
(19-Nov-2013) Instead, research found boys who consumed more milk had higher risk of hip fractures as adults |
(19-Nov-2013) Large study of running fitness in recent decades found today's children are much slower |
(18-Nov-2013) But whether one causes the other isn't clear |
(18-Nov-2013) Study also found waiting until 17 weeks to introduce solids is key |
(18-Nov-2013) Many upper respiratory infections, such as mild strep throat, don't require the drugs, report says |
(15-Nov-2013) First incident requires emergency medical care, expert says |
(15-Nov-2013) Offer the right liquids to drink |
(15-Nov-2013) But fathers also 'highly involved' with their babies, researchers say |
(15-Nov-2013) Possible challenges include learning disabilities, motor problems |
(14-Nov-2013) Discuss sleep time in advance |
(14-Nov-2013) They are the leading cause of child suffocation |
(12-Nov-2013) Effects appear strongest when kids start lessons before age 7 |
(11-Nov-2013) Have the waiter remove any candles |
(11-Nov-2013) Whether early advantage continues through childhood remains to be seen |
(11-Nov-2013) CDC study ties improvement to label changes, voluntary manufacturer withdrawals |
(08-Nov-2013) Wash hands after leaving the petting zoo |
(08-Nov-2013) But escaping allergens isn't just a matter of moving, experts say |
(07-Nov-2013) Although no direct link was found, researchers suggest screening children for risk factors |
(07-Nov-2013) ER records suggest efforts should be made to teach better supervision skills to young parents, researcher says |
(07-Nov-2013) Better funding is vital to improve treatments, experts say |
(06-Nov-2013) Study found it's best to eat dinner in kitchen or dining room |
(06-Nov-2013) Digestive distress often accompanied by irritability, social withdrawal |
(06-Nov-2013) Eye contact starts declining at 8 weeks, finds study |
(06-Nov-2013) British researchers followed more than 100,000 children for 17 years |
(04-Nov-2013) Research finds physicians' approach influences resistance to immunizations |
(04-Nov-2013) But other lifestyle factors also influence weight control, experts say |
(01-Nov-2013) Immunization highly advised, plus simple methods to avoid spreading virus |
(01-Nov-2013) Adults whose parents experienced intimate-partner violence often become abusers or victims themselves |
(01-Nov-2013) The result: inaccurate dosing and uncontrolled symptoms |
(31-Oct-2013) Specialist tells parents how to avoid trick-or-treating hazards |
(31-Oct-2013) Here's how to help reverse the schedule |
(31-Oct-2013) Here's what to expect |
(31-Oct-2013) Study compared number of words spoken in households, children's language skills |
(31-Oct-2013) Study mapped their brain response while copying adults playing with toys |
(30-Oct-2013) Dentists offer cavity-prevention tips |
(30-Oct-2013) Parents underestimate exposure to bullying, sexual content, survey finds |
(29-Oct-2013) Flashlights, reflective tape and large groups can help keep kids safe |
(29-Oct-2013) Spending more time in free play reduces injury odds, study finds |
(29-Oct-2013) As stressors rose, key structures tied to memory shrank in size, researchers found |
(28-Oct-2013) Researchers find link between firearms in the home and gunshot wounds among kids |
(28-Oct-2013) Ingestion of these magnets in desk toys, other items continues, pediatricians say |
(28-Oct-2013) Smartphones, social media and TV take up large chunks of most kids' days |
(28-Oct-2013) Researchers compared high-tech helmets to standard gear for concussion protection |
(25-Oct-2013) Study suggests arts and crafts participation in childhood raises odds of becoming inventor, entrepreneur |
(24-Oct-2013) American Academy of Pediatrics discourages use |
(23-Oct-2013) But it's unclear how much -- or whether -- they should pay for this service |
(22-Oct-2013) Experts say parents should be cautious about their use |
(22-Oct-2013) U.K. study looked at math, science and English performance |
(21-Oct-2013) Milk also is a good choice |
(21-Oct-2013) Bodily cues often overlooked, experts say |
(21-Oct-2013) Increase in teens vaccinated against the infection has resulted in decrease in babies contracting it, researchers suggest |
(21-Oct-2013) Poorer language skills and behavior found at age 9 for children physically punished years earlier |
(17-Oct-2013) Teach your kids to stay safe |
(17-Oct-2013) Study found, however, that anxiety ended once the revelation was made |
(17-Oct-2013) But language delay was noted in kids born to youngest moms |
(14-Oct-2013) But, setting a consistent bedtime can get children back on track, researcher says |
(11-Oct-2013) Here are typical warning signs |
(11-Oct-2013) Make sure it's used properly and fits well |
(11-Oct-2013) Study found kids consume more calories when cash isn't a lunch-line option |
(10-Oct-2013) Praise them when they don't do it |
(08-Oct-2013) Private talk sessions with a NICU nurse improved new mothers' depression, self-esteem |
(08-Oct-2013) Exposure to a combination of the two in the womb is worse than either alone, study suggests |
(07-Oct-2013) Get enough rest |
(07-Oct-2013) Remove most objects from the crib |
(07-Oct-2013) Study links late introduction of gluten, breast-feeding beyond 1 year to development of the digestive disorder |
(07-Oct-2013) Sugar-packed 'sports drinks' among products hawked in lucrative ad campaigns |
(07-Oct-2013) Experts say parents should check with doctors for excessive crying, fussiness |
(04-Oct-2013) Experts say early recognition crucial for avoiding later psychological, behavior problems |
(04-Oct-2013) Limit TV time, and watch what kids eat |
(04-Oct-2013) 'Toxic' stress takes physical toll, study says |
(04-Oct-2013) New guidelines say special precautions aren't needed |
(04-Oct-2013) Having more than 3 children also appeared to raise risk for aggressive breast disease, study suggests |
(04-Oct-2013) Experts call for regulation of 'advergames' while industry says it polices itself |
(03-Oct-2013) And set a good example for your kids |
(03-Oct-2013) Relying on several sources, including teachers, clinicians and yourself, is best way to find out, study says |
(03-Oct-2013) Researchers recommend using Advil, Motrin post-op |
(02-Oct-2013) When to see a doctor |
(02-Oct-2013) No significant differences seen in results for mother, babies compared to C-section |
(30-Sep-2013) Suggestions to prevent early wakeups in children |
(30-Sep-2013) Doctors should discuss sleep-time habits with new parents, expert says |
(30-Sep-2013) Study finds that areas with high rates of nonmedical vaccine exemptions also had high number of cases |
(30-Sep-2013) Better awareness of traumatic brain injury may be reason, experts say |
(30-Sep-2013) Findings suggest doctors may have safety concerns |
(28-Sep-2013) Conjunctivitis more likely to spread with school in session, expert says |
(27-Sep-2013) Surveys also suggested connection to weak social skills in daughters |
(27-Sep-2013) Many times, it won't require medical treatment |
(27-Sep-2013) Boosting exercise, limiting caffeine and reducing video games at bedtime are important |
(27-Sep-2013) Regular consumption in childhood tied to 39 percent lower odds of benign breast disease by age 30 |
(26-Sep-2013) Wash your hands before preparation |
(26-Sep-2013) Test the bathwater first |
(25-Sep-2013) This season's vaccine protects against 4 types of flu virus |
(25-Sep-2013) Under-immunized children more likely to develop and spread serious infectious diseases |
(25-Sep-2013) Benefits more pronounced for women than men, researchers contend |
(24-Sep-2013) Make sure they're prepared |
(24-Sep-2013) But suffocation risk outweighs benefit of moms sleeping with infants, experts say |
(23-Sep-2013) Make sure you have time to listen |
(23-Sep-2013) Doctors should educate parents about infective endocarditis, researcher says |
(23-Sep-2013) While overall rates still low for kids, study finds infants and black children face higher risk |
(23-Sep-2013) They need support after hospital discharge, study recommends |
(23-Sep-2013) Rest time boosts a child's memory, small study suggests |
(21-Sep-2013) Care demands can create more stress than severity of illness, researchers say |
(20-Sep-2013) Here's what to order |
(20-Sep-2013) Make sure you get enough fiber |
(18-Sep-2013) Don't wear tight clothing |
(18-Sep-2013) Rigorous evaluations needed to rule out deletion syndrome in children, experts say |
(17-Sep-2013) Keep a regular schedule |
(16-Sep-2013) They may include poorer vision in one eye |
(16-Sep-2013) 'Extreme' binge drinking levels remain steady, while bingeing has declined, researchers say |
(16-Sep-2013) Allergen-free foods, special diets alone cost U.S. families $1.7 billion yearly, study finds |
(16-Sep-2013) Better coverage found in states that recognize gay unions |
(16-Sep-2013) Sometimes a stomach ache or headache can be a cry for help |
(13-Sep-2013) How parents can help |
(12-Sep-2013) Expert tips on container care, perishables and sandwich choices |
(12-Sep-2013) More research called for to prevent and treat occurrences |
(12-Sep-2013) 159 cases reported so far this year in unvaccinated people |
(11-Sep-2013) Make sure equipment is age-appropriate |
(11-Sep-2013) Campaigns focusing on dangers, risks might not work when you feel invincible, study suggests |
(10-Sep-2013) Make sure they're sturdy |
(10-Sep-2013) Parents who limited kids' TV time, increased sleep time saw less excess weight gain in children |
(09-Sep-2013) Problems like anorexia may go undiagnosed or be disregarded, case studies show |
(09-Sep-2013) Parents should be aware, but not unduly alarmed, researcher says |
(09-Sep-2013) It's important to get all doses without delay, researchers say |
(09-Sep-2013) Researchers explore why some dads are more nurturing |
(05-Sep-2013) Massage the gums with your fingers |
(05-Sep-2013) Health officials worry the devices may cause more children to become addicted to tobacco products |
(04-Sep-2013) Study found verbal abuse promoted more disobedience and conflict |
(03-Sep-2013) Make sure it's installed properly |
(02-Sep-2013) Encourage a positive body image |
(02-Sep-2013) Therapy may be more successful when decision-making is shared, researcher suggests |
(01-Sep-2013) Issues can disrupt entire family, pediatrician says |
(30-Aug-2013) How to prepare for a field trip |
(30-Aug-2013) On-road study found they drove more safely with calmer music chosen by others |
(29-Aug-2013) Including remotes and calculators |
(29-Aug-2013) Almost 70 percent include free toys or other giveaways, study says |
(29-Aug-2013) Buprenorphine responsible for 2,380 poison cases, 4 deaths in less than 3 years, study found |
(27-Aug-2013) Young coach potatoes more prone to obesity |
(27-Aug-2013) Take steps to prevent foodborne illness |
(27-Aug-2013) In tougher cases, alarms or medications may be the answer, experts say |
(27-Aug-2013) Study suggests that parents should base decisions on other factors |
(27-Aug-2013) Motion preferred to arts and crafts or pretending, study finds |
(27-Aug-2013) As many as 16 unvaccinated people infected so far, reports say |
(26-Aug-2013) Family violence expert warns doctors to be on lookout for Munchausen syndrome by proxy |
(26-Aug-2013) Study found 1 in 5 kids with attention disorder also had autistic-type traits |
(26-Aug-2013) Mothers may be able to take needed drugs while nursing |
(25-Aug-2013) Start the day with grains, fruit and dairy |
(25-Aug-2013) Good padding, weight distribution and correct lifting will help prevent injuries |
(24-Aug-2013) First, sixth and ninth grades provoke the most anxiety, expert says |
(24-Aug-2013) Parents can do a lot to keep their kids out of harm's way |
(23-Aug-2013) They may find it difficult to make friends or keep a job, she says |
(23-Aug-2013) All three conditions on the rise, but it's unclear whether ADHD risk is affected by others |
(22-Aug-2013) Whether male babies undergo procedure has become a personal decision between families and their doctors, experts say |
(21-Aug-2013) Experts, parents split over schools' role in weight screening |
(20-Aug-2013) Never leave a child unsupervised near water |
(20-Aug-2013) Weaker skills seen in kids who watch more than 2 hours daily, study says |
(20-Aug-2013) Concern is that behavior is increasingly considered 'normal,' expert says |
(19-Aug-2013) Limit certain fish in their diet |
(19-Aug-2013) About 7 times higher odds seen for full-siblings in large Danish study, lower than other research |
(18-Aug-2013) It's not only how much weight a kid totes, but also how it's packed and distributed |
(16-Aug-2013) Children up to age 5 who gestured did better with shape-and-color sorting in study |
(16-Aug-2013) Expert shares tips for parents of tweens |
(16-Aug-2013) Nearly half of urban 5-year-olds consume soft drinks every day, their mothers say |
(15-Aug-2013) It can impair social relationships |
(13-Aug-2013) Offer assurance that he or she is safe |
(12-Aug-2013) Teach them to play well with others |
(12-Aug-2013) But if the toddler is under 4, hold the cough medicine |
(12-Aug-2013) Large Japanese study looked at schoolchildren aged 7 and 8 |
(12-Aug-2013) Study looked at young adults a decade later |
(12-Aug-2013) Playing team sports, even drinking milk affected kids differently in study |
(11-Aug-2013) Having children with multiple partners is increasingly common, researchers noted |
(09-Aug-2013) Infants require different steps than older kids |
(09-Aug-2013) Although sold as playthings, they emit powerful beams |
(08-Aug-2013) A program to help correct disruptive behavior at ages 7 to 9 seemed to make a difference through age 17 |
(08-Aug-2013) These children have worse symptoms and more outbreaks, experts warn |
(07-Aug-2013) Study analyzed medical records of more than 600,000 children |
(06-Aug-2013) New guidelines released to help doctors treat younger patients age-appropriately |
(05-Aug-2013) Study also shows influence of older siblings |
(05-Aug-2013) But study only found effect for those with specific type of gene |
(04-Aug-2013) Experts explain importance of these habits to school success |
(03-Aug-2013) Expert describes safe transition from air conditioning to sports conditioning |
(01-Aug-2013) Be informed about what's being taken |
(01-Aug-2013) They're also stressed and tired, survey finds |
(30-Jul-2013) Offer water or milk instead of soda or sweetened fruit juice |
(30-Jul-2013) Study found similar improvement among preschoolers in different types of programs |
(30-Jul-2013) These kids participate academically, feel connected and are motivated to learn |
(30-Jul-2013) Study finds overweight children consume more excess calories daily than previously thought |
(30-Jul-2013) Study found stress, care schedule may squeeze out parental time with brothers, sisters |
(29-Jul-2013) Make sure it doesn't pose a choking risk |
(29-Jul-2013) About 34 children admitted to U.S. emergency rooms daily as experts urge greater public awareness |
(29-Jul-2013) Study cites poor peer relationships as one reason these kids embrace gaming |
(29-Jul-2013) Benefits for children seen at 3 years, 7 years |
(28-Jul-2013) More than 600,000 U.S. kids were hurt last year, but certain steps can help keep them safe |
(26-Jul-2013) With joint custody common, study findings matter, researcher says |
(26-Jul-2013) Often caused by medical devices, these wounds can cause distress for family members, researchers say |
(25-Jul-2013) Don't leave children unattended |
(25-Jul-2013) Young listeners did better when getting IVs, and parents were happier with care, study found |
(24-Jul-2013) Study authors say parenting problems are not the cause |
(24-Jul-2013) But the cause of the association remains unknown, researchers say |
(23-Jul-2013) Have them chill in an air-conditioned place |
(23-Jul-2013) 3 of 4 also agree homes of children with asthma, other lung problems should be smoke-free |
(22-Jul-2013) And offer positive feedback |
(22-Jul-2013) Boys found DIY instructions online in 3 emergency cases described in report |
(22-Jul-2013) As families own more TVs, tip-overs have doubled, study finds |
(22-Jul-2013) Families with regular doctor may use drug-store services because of extended hours |
(20-Jul-2013) Having family member nearby isn't enough, expert warns |
(17-Jul-2013) Keep stump clean and dry |
(16-Jul-2013) Offer praise when appropriate |
(15-Jul-2013) Study found that the more Mom and Dad watch, the more children turn on the television themselves |
(15-Jul-2013) Study found higher odds for adult obesity, heart disease, arthritis |
(10-Jul-2013) Experts list key topics to discuss for optimum care |
(09-Jul-2013) Study found ages 4 to 5 months safest for introducing solids to infants at higher risk for type 1 disease |
(09-Jul-2013) Study found that the longer children go to sleep at different times each night, the lower their scores on thinking tests |
(08-Jul-2013) Fortunately, help is available for kids to improve abilities like throwing and catching |
(08-Jul-2013) These differences could mark the start of a lifelong problem, researcher says |
(08-Jul-2013) But researcher stresses importance of still having babies sleep on their back to prevent SIDS |
(07-Jul-2013) Findings could have implications for prediabetic mothers, researchers say |
(06-Jul-2013) Errant catches can lead to serious trauma, study found |
(05-Jul-2013) From grills to fireworks to hot sand, danger lurks |
(04-Jul-2013) Making sure gluten-free kids remain that way when away from home is challenging, but doable |
(03-Jul-2013) Suggestions for how to ease symptoms |
(02-Jul-2013) Don't wait right near the curb |
(02-Jul-2013) But experts say all-terrain vehicles are still a big problem for young riders |
(02-Jul-2013) Youngsters in Australian study were a bit less sedentary |
(01-Jul-2013) By 2 months of age, most respond to their parents' cues, study showed |
(30-Jun-2013) Doctors share tips for injury-free Fourth of July celebration |
(30-Jun-2013) Outdoor activities can mean more injuries to teeth |
(29-Jun-2013) Experts describe steps to prevent Lyme disease, other illnesses |
(28-Jun-2013) Before play begins, make sure the area is safe |
(28-Jun-2013) Preterm births, low birth weight babies declined in 2011, report says |
(27-Jun-2013) Don't forget newborn's outfit |
(27-Jun-2013) Early exposure may be linked with drinking problems later, experts warn |
(27-Jun-2013) Report includes tips for parents to promote safer driving |
(27-Jun-2013) Guidelines discouraging early elective deliveries may have helped |
(26-Jun-2013) Don't share personal items with infested person |
(26-Jun-2013) Study found dog's bond to owner mirrors child's connection with parent |
(25-Jun-2013) Study shows that giving non-verbal clues helps infants learn more words |
(25-Jun-2013) Author says contact sports should be avoided; another expert disagrees |
(24-Jun-2013) Finding points to possible disparities in care |
(24-Jun-2013) Teens whose parents harped about weight gain tended to have more unhealthy eating behaviors, study shows |
(21-Jun-2013) But difference in scores was fairly small in study of full-term babies |
(21-Jun-2013) Swimming pool accidents top the list |
(21-Jun-2013) Starting too early is a common mistake, expert says |
(21-Jun-2013) Availability of later appointments cut trips to emergency room by half, researchers say |
(19-Jun-2013) Common signs of type 1 diabetes often resemble symptoms of other illnesses |
(19-Jun-2013) They showed fewer signs of emotional problems if they weren't cared for solely by their mother |
(19-Jun-2013) Extent of protection from sexually transmitted virus higher than expected, suggesting 'herd immunity' is at work, experts say |
(17-Jun-2013) Study says it may be as damaging as abuse from peers |
(17-Jun-2013) Many of the more than 4,200 TV pitches children view each year highlight fatty, sugary fare |
(17-Jun-2013) Compared to white children, black and Hispanic patients may be missing out on certain types of care |
(16-Jun-2013) Study shows talking through issues, having shared parenting style help the new family survive the journey |
(14-Jun-2013) Avoid toys with sharp edges |
(14-Jun-2013) Make it appealing and nutritious |
(13-Jun-2013) Make sure kids maintain a safe distance |
(13-Jun-2013) Sharing housework also key, study found, as is open communication with spouse |
(13-Jun-2013) Advertising exposure seems to up odds that preschoolers will become obese |
(13-Jun-2013) When men or women step outside traditional gender roles, some colleagues react badly, research shows |
(12-Jun-2013) Rid the crib of pillows, blankets and stuffed animals |
(11-Jun-2013) Teach proper bone health at an early age |
(11-Jun-2013) And help keep kids safe |
(11-Jun-2013) MRI study showed increased growth in areas related to language, emotional function, motor skills |
(10-Jun-2013) U.S. panel couldn't make recommendations about kids without obvious signs of maltreatment |
(10-Jun-2013) Study has implications for how long children should wait to resume activities, experts say |
(08-Jun-2013) How to keep water sports from causing skin infections and other expert advice |
(07-Jun-2013) Planning for the worst may be the best protection, experts say |
(07-Jun-2013) Especially if the youngster has these symptoms |
(07-Jun-2013) Canadian study compared infant development before and after Back to Sleep campaign |
(07-Jun-2013) Study worked with adolescents and their families to boost activity, healthy eating |
(06-Jun-2013) Young players may not be learning proper tackling techniques, one expert says |
(06-Jun-2013) Findings will advance understanding, treatment of the reading disorder, says expert |
(05-Jun-2013) Do your homework before adopting Fido |
(05-Jun-2013) Make sure you know the doctor's background |
(05-Jun-2013) In small study, parents used variety of methods to stimulate boys' senses |
(05-Jun-2013) Some families curtailed dental visits, medicines for children with chronic health problems |
(05-Jun-2013) Discovery could help children with 'central precocious puberty,' give insights to development |
(04-Jun-2013) Get them to play a favorite sport |
(04-Jun-2013) First generation to have lots of exposure to technology not as worried about its effects, researchers report |
(03-Jun-2013) American pediatricians address needs, concerns of Hispanic parents |
(03-Jun-2013) In New York, study found unvaccinated kids were 14 times more likely to get illness |
(03-Jun-2013) Black, Hispanic infants in study had solid foods sooner, more sugary drinks, less sleep |
(31-May-2013) So-called 'study drugs' don't boost grades, and abusing them is dangerous, researchers warn |
(31-May-2013) Suggestions for interacting with nature |
(31-May-2013) Annual event helps young speedway fans enjoy the sport in a safe, conducive environment |
(31-May-2013) There are no harmless forms of bullying, study warns |
(30-May-2013) Prepare the injections where the child can't see you |
(29-May-2013) In 2011 alone, patients and families were spared nearly $150 million in hospital costs |
(28-May-2013) But scenes with tobacco have dropped, researchers say |
(28-May-2013) Supportive spouse seems to improve a depressed father's relationship with his children |
(28-May-2013) Children helping themselves to drug-laced cookies, brownies |
(27-May-2013) Depression, anxiety and sleep problems can arise during long deployments of loved ones |
(27-May-2013) But parents should still try to correct bad sleep habits, expert says |
(26-May-2013) Docs offer safety tips to protect fingers, hands and feet |
(25-May-2013) Pets should be fully vaccinated before frolicking with friends, vet says |
(24-May-2013) White, middle-class parents less accepting of the cervical cancer shot, researchers contend |
(24-May-2013) Diners underestimated by as much as 500 calories in study |
(24-May-2013) 1 in 5 thought child wouldn't listen to advice on the issue, but research suggests otherwise |
(23-May-2013) Keep skin cool and dry |
(22-May-2013) Researchers looked at whether change in U.S. donor criteria made a difference |
(21-May-2013) 'Suicide contagion' occurs even among those who didn't know victim, study found |
(21-May-2013) Number of cases would drop dramatically if parents did not sleep with their babies, researchers noted |
(21-May-2013) Psychologist offers advice for coping with tragedies like the Oklahoma tornado |
(20-May-2013) Enforce basic rules |
(20-May-2013) Set a good example |
(20-May-2013) Government-appointed panel says family physicians can apply fluoride to children's teeth to prevent decay |
(20-May-2013) But it was phased out because of side effects; newer version works, study notes |
(17-May-2013) Long-term study followed working-class British males |
(16-May-2013) Risk rose steeply if a parent had been addicted to alcohol or drugs, study found |
(16-May-2013) Agency offers clear advice to help you avoid infections |
(16-May-2013) 4 out of 5 adults have household bans, but millions of people still breathe secondhand smoke, CDC says |
(15-May-2013) And watch for signs of delay |
(14-May-2013) As soon as the first tooth pops out |
(14-May-2013) Some experts say no level of exposure is safe, push for zero tolerance from CDC |
(13-May-2013) Those teens also more prone to drunk driving, results show |
(13-May-2013) Attacks that wouldn't be tolerated against adults may be shrugged off when children involved, expert says |
(12-May-2013) And fracture risk doesn't rise when physical activity clock is extended, study finds |
(10-May-2013) Parents urged to watch for signs of behavior that affects 1 in 10 children |
(07-May-2013) Limit consumption of cheese, fruit juice |
(07-May-2013) Higher levels of the mineral tied to greater bone density in study |
(07-May-2013) Children can die when toxic chemicals are stored in water bottles or other harmless-looking containers, experts warn |
(06-May-2013) The common practice may be unnecessary because strep bacteria typically don't survive |
(06-May-2013) About 1 in 6 reported being targeted within past year |
(06-May-2013) Conditions such as autism, ADHD appear to drive 16 percent increase in a decade |
(06-May-2013) Study suggests transferring adult bacteria to infants' mouths through saliva may train immune system to ignore allergens |
(06-May-2013) Cell phone chats most common, but distractions also include grooming, Web surfing and child care |
(06-May-2013) But stops short of ban for those younger than 18, as advisory panel had recommended |
(03-May-2013) Study investigated access to dermatologists for children with the skin condition |
(03-May-2013) Study author says parents need more support, better awareness |
(03-May-2013) Kids make better choices when they aren't swayed by enticing smell, appearance of less-nutritious fare |
(02-May-2013) May provide added warmth |
(02-May-2013) Specifically, they reacted less to images of people in pain during study |
(01-May-2013) Researchers call for standardized safety regulations to reduce injuries |
(30-Apr-2013) Experts suggest cordless blinds, short pull cords, safety devices, and keeping beds away from windows |
(30-Apr-2013) Supplements helped infants meet recommended blood levels to support bone health |
(30-Apr-2013) Children with autism no likelier than others to have signs of tick-borne infection |
(29-Apr-2013) Let guests know when is convenient |
(29-Apr-2013) U.S.-born children more likely to have asthma, hay fever and eczema than foreign-born kids, study finds |
(28-Apr-2013) Friends' cigarette use a bigger factor in middle school than in high school, research shows |
(27-Apr-2013) Tips for keeping allergens away from their skin, out of air in your home |
(26-Apr-2013) Outside forces can unleash violence like Boston bombings, Sandy Hook school shooting, experts say |
(26-Apr-2013) Being overprotective may be just as bad as being neglectful for spurring bully and victim roles |
(25-Apr-2013) Identifying infants with higher odds could improve treatment, researchers say |
(24-Apr-2013) Study found readmissions for fever, infections and gastro problems |
(23-Apr-2013) More than 5 million, nearly 25 percent, said they had abused these medications |
(23-Apr-2013) They often miss fine print on the label warning against use in children younger than 4 years old |
(22-Apr-2013) 'Controlling' food behavior messages are counterproductive, study finds |
(21-Apr-2013) Expert urges parents and coaches to make kids aware of how overdoing it can harm their health |
(19-Apr-2013) Study looked at aggression tied to drinking in young Australian men |
(19-Apr-2013) Keep it clean and covered |
(19-Apr-2013) Complementary foods should include iron-rich items, experts say |
(19-Apr-2013) Media use for freshmen adds up to 12 hours daily, poll finds |
(19-Apr-2013) Educational approaches that address each issue work best, review suggests |
(18-Apr-2013) This quieting effect is an evolutionary win-win, study finds |
(17-Apr-2013) Let them play with blocks and puzzles |
(17-Apr-2013) Symptoms of ulcerative colitis disappeared for one-third of patients after process |
(17-Apr-2013) Tragedies like the Boston bombings require a loving, shared response, experts say |
(16-Apr-2013) Expert suspects disrupted sleep cycles might play a role in both disorders |
(15-Apr-2013) Often, it's fear of the dark |
(15-Apr-2013) Early identification essential to help kids reach their potential, researcher says |
(15-Apr-2013) Study suggests friends, family may be important sources of advice |
(15-Apr-2013) Study looked at music therapy combining songs and special womb-like sounds |
(13-Apr-2013) Study finds association between more shuteye, healthier weight |
(12-Apr-2013) Gently note words that are pronounced incorrectly |
(11-Apr-2013) What you can do to help your children stay dry |
(10-Apr-2013) On-screen tobacco use encourages kids to start habit, CDC says |
(09-Apr-2013) And reduce their risk of accidental poisoning |
(09-Apr-2013) But research needs replication before conclusions are drawn, experts say |
(08-Apr-2013) In study, they tended to only copy necessary actions by adults when completing tasks |
(08-Apr-2013) Study suggests that messages from junk food ads are getting through |
(08-Apr-2013) But this won't hold true with unhealthy foods, expert warns |
(05-Apr-2013) Binge drinking and drug use more likely |
(05-Apr-2013) Study found condition may lower general health as well |
(05-Apr-2013) By identifying vulnerable children, doctors might be able to prevent the illness, study says |
(05-Apr-2013) Modest dietary changes would reduce risk of stroke, heart disease, studies confirm |
(04-Apr-2013) Small study looked at coal-tar sealcoat and exposure to 'PAH' chemical compound |
(04-Apr-2013) Mineral has been linked to learning and behavioral problems, CDC says |
(03-Apr-2013) Deadly skin cancer still rare in kids, but long-term study found 2 percent yearly increase among whites |
(02-Apr-2013) Odds of recovery, pain and finances are major worries |
(02-Apr-2013) Effectiveness did not wane over 14 years |
(02-Apr-2013) 20 percent are repeat births and these babies face health risks, agency says |
(01-Apr-2013) Programs try to promote positive relationship between parent and child |
(01-Apr-2013) Survey dealt with hypothetical diagnosis of digestive disorder in young child |
(01-Apr-2013) But many children who get diagnosis may not really have the condition, experts say |
(31-Mar-2013) European research compared nutritional choices such as fruits and veggies, sugary drinks |
(31-Mar-2013) Study found temperatures often set higher than safety standard |
(30-Mar-2013) Curious children may get concentrated product in their mouth or eyes |
(29-Mar-2013) Experts say finding should reassure parents of young children |
(29-Mar-2013) Study found discussion influenced how students handle alcohol choices, peer pressure |
(28-Mar-2013) Fallout anticipated from U.S. housing crisis, researcher says |
(27-Mar-2013) Common cold symptom increased odds for asthma in study |
(27-Mar-2013) Study examined onlookers' response to parenting behaviors |
(27-Mar-2013) If they're healthy, probably not, experts say |
(26-Mar-2013) Find time even if family keeps you busy |
(26-Mar-2013) Spending hours in front of the tube at age 5 linked to bad behavior at age 7, researchers say |
(25-Mar-2013) Study authors suggest habit might be 'coping mechanism' for some |
(25-Mar-2013) Household income one factor if parents heeded guidance on kids' health, safety and lifestyle |
(25-Mar-2013) Regular exercise linked to increases in peak bone mass, study says |
(25-Mar-2013) Dinners with parents may improve behavior and well-being, study finds |
(25-Mar-2013) Hunger, inability to sleep through the night often cited as reasons |
(24-Mar-2013) EPA urges adults to keep pesticides and disinfectants locked away from children |
(22-Mar-2013) But study author says parents can still encourage children to try new foods |
(22-Mar-2013) Second study found similar connection with other drugs |
(21-Mar-2013) Kids benefit from having stable home, two loving parents, regardless of sexual orientation, AAP says |
(21-Mar-2013) Parents urged to balance convenience with healthier meals, snacks |
(21-Mar-2013) But expert advises parents not to panic over mood changes |
(21-Mar-2013) Major 2012 outbreak was linked to mail-order chicks, ducklings, CDC says |
(20-Mar-2013) Significant increase in the prevalence of the condition over the past five years, researchers say |
(20-Mar-2013) Norovirus has overtaken rotavirus in causing gastric illness, CDC study finds |
(19-Mar-2013) However, football and soccer injuries have risen over past decade |
(19-Mar-2013) Surprise finding runs counter to standard recommendations from doctors' groups |
(19-Mar-2013) Experts suspect the difference may stem from over-treatment in white children |
(18-Mar-2013) Doctors puzzled by the growing safety concerns, because shot guards against virus that can cause cervical cancer |
(17-Mar-2013) Excessive moisture, lotions and wipes can irritate a newborn's skin |
(15-Mar-2013) Many factors can cause childhood anxiety |
(15-Mar-2013) Study author says counseling may help youngsters face issues head-on |
(13-Mar-2013) Many shared activities can help cement relationship, researchers find |
(13-Mar-2013) Treatment after a crash can be a teachable moment on proper use of passenger restraints |
(13-Mar-2013) Neurologists say some doctors are prescribing these drugs as a way to boost school performance |
(12-Mar-2013) But more research is needed to confirm the association, experts say |
(12-Mar-2013) Nursing exclusively has no effect on later weight, but many other benefits exist |
(11-Mar-2013) Vaccine still recommended, although it appears to weaken after fifth dose, study finds |
(11-Mar-2013) Infection traced to animals bred at single California facility |
(10-Mar-2013) Tweaking sleeping, eating, drinking and online habits all can help, experts advise |
(05-Mar-2013) Symptoms usually temporary, half of the women studied reported improvements after 6 months |
(05-Mar-2013) Small changes at home can help them get essential shuteye |
(04-Mar-2013) Keys are better food choices, more physical activity and no secondhand smoke, doctor says |
(04-Mar-2013) 70 percent achieved 'phrase' or higher-level speech |
(01-Mar-2013) While study did not show cause and effect, expert said it's best to avoid exposure |
(28-Feb-2013) Study of young students questions value of phasing out PE in public schools |
(27-Feb-2013) Study found children were more talkative and engaged with people in presence of small pets |
(26-Feb-2013) Try these no-cook options |
(26-Feb-2013) After-school program got the heaviest children moving more |
(26-Feb-2013) Babies of women with alcohol problems during or after pregnancy had three times the risk of sudden, unexplained death |
(25-Feb-2013) Early study found black toddlers more sensitive than whites to food allergens in particular |
(25-Feb-2013) Early study suggests that avoiding allergy triggers might be a factor |
(25-Feb-2013) Study found needles for lifesaving medication too short to reach upper-thigh muscle |
(25-Feb-2013) Natural delivery appears to expose babies to beneficial bacteria, researchers say |
(25-Feb-2013) Missouri survey found operators often misrepresent indoor tanning as safe, even healthy |
(25-Feb-2013) Less antibiotic use, added focus on pain control among key points |
(25-Feb-2013) But national statistics contend that there's an obesity epidemic among children |
(25-Feb-2013) Large study found those with delayed weight gain reached normal range by 13 |
(22-Feb-2013) Study found gaps in weight, length and head size compared to other kids |
(22-Feb-2013) Candid confessions might backfire, new study shows |
(21-Feb-2013) It helps the child grow intellectually and develop |
(21-Feb-2013) But don't leave them alone |
(21-Feb-2013) Experts credit healthier fare at schools, information campaigns for the turnaround |
(20-Feb-2013) But word of mouth still prevails overall |
(19-Feb-2013) U.S. report also confirms that kids who fail to complete school are more apt to take up cigarettes |
(18-Feb-2013) Make sure an adult is always watching |
(18-Feb-2013) Smoking also played key role in respiratory trouble for young adults, study found |
(14-Feb-2013) Study found even 7-month-olds can start to learn both languages |
(13-Feb-2013) Positive early family experiences may influence relationship satisfaction in adulthood, study says |
(13-Feb-2013) Researchers say ligament injury, once rare in youngsters, is rising with sports training intensity |
(13-Feb-2013) Study shows students whose buddies have better GPAs more likely to improve their own test scores |
(13-Feb-2013) Online activity must be considered when creating policies to combat bullying, researchers say |
(13-Feb-2013) Preschoolers in study played most cheerfully when mothers were warm but non-interfering |
(13-Feb-2013) Discovered in 2001, human metapneumovirus is worse in very young, very old |
(12-Feb-2013) Study finds telling youngsters they're smart, great, wonderful could backfire later |
(11-Feb-2013) In wake of Newtown shooting, review finds more evidence needed on what to do when children can't cope |
(11-Feb-2013) Six-year study starting in preschool found symptoms persisted even for kids on medication |
(10-Feb-2013) Parents urged to make brushing, flossing and visiting dentist a regular habit |
(09-Feb-2013) For example, bathing every other day is sufficient, expert says |
(09-Feb-2013) These feeding problems can lead to nutritional deficiencies, expert says |
(08-Feb-2013) Experts suspect the jump may be linked to unknown environmental causes |
(08-Feb-2013) Large study from Norway contradicts earlier research from U.S., whose systems differ in many ways |
(08-Feb-2013) Signs of social impairment may be evident early, research suggests |
(07-Feb-2013) Don't rush the transition |
(07-Feb-2013) Practitioners have 'concrete numbers' to give to families |
(07-Feb-2013) Study found kids who were exposed to one or both before the age of 3 were more likely to be diagnosed by 6 |
(07-Feb-2013) Racial gap suggests need for additional, targeted support, experts say |
(04-Feb-2013) While gay British teens more likely to be bullied in school, situation improved by young adulthood |
(04-Feb-2013) Lack of awareness limits participation, study finds |
(01-Feb-2013) Small study suggests they deal with a combination of biases |
(01-Feb-2013) USDA's proposals go beyond school meals to vending machines |
(31-Jan-2013) Always wear sunscreen |
(31-Jan-2013) Avoid foods that probably were sprayed |
(31-Jan-2013) But study found no improvement from other laws meant to curb children's access to firearms |
(31-Jan-2013) New research adds to dangers of valproate use for women of childbearing age |
(30-Jan-2013) They are the most common type of benign tumor in women of childbearing age |
(30-Jan-2013) But some experts still believe behavioral therapy can help the whole family |
(30-Jan-2013) However, study is preliminary and MS still rare in kids, experts say |
(30-Jan-2013) New research adds to dangers of valproate use for women of childbearing age |
(29-Jan-2013) U.S. study offers somewhat encouraging finding, but experts say it's tough to pin down 'correct' rate |
(28-Jan-2013) Discussing advertising's persuasiveness may help blunt its effects, experts say |
(28-Jan-2013) And some of these meds 'are pretty nasty,' expert says |
(28-Jan-2013) U.S. experts also say egg allergy is no longer reason to avoid the flu vaccine |
(26-Jan-2013) Only one-third 'very concerned' about misuse of prescribed narcotics by children in their communities |
(25-Jan-2013) Expert says NSAIDs are overused for treating kids with fever |
(23-Jan-2013) With study finding, they advise people to have the vaccine |
(23-Jan-2013) In study with low-income families, just 4 more minutes of mealtime was tied to healthier weight |
(22-Jan-2013) Study finds that reinstating daily classes would fulfill 1/3rd of U.S. goals for kids' exercise |
(21-Jan-2013) If they're 6 months or older, have them vaccinated |
(21-Jan-2013) Interruptions make them less willing to express breast milk, study finds |
(21-Jan-2013) This puts them at much higher risk for preventable illnesses such as whooping cough, chickenpox |
(21-Jan-2013) Finding from large study may be due to better awareness, experts say |
(20-Jan-2013) If kids aren't well enough to learn, it's best to keep them home |
(19-Jan-2013) Hypothermia, frostbite occur more frequently among children, expert warns |
(17-Jan-2013) Higher rates of ADHD, asthma and learning problems seen in overweight children, study shows |
(17-Jan-2013) State programs promoting healthy lifestyles work, but it takes time before results are seen, researchers say |
(16-Jan-2013) But the research also found that parents' financial support boosted college graduation rate |
(16-Jan-2013) Critics call for more research into whether shots may be linked to some developmental disorders |
(15-Jan-2013) This also puts infants too young for immunization at risk, researcher says |
(15-Jan-2013) Results expand understanding of the disease, expert says |
(14-Jan-2013) Survey found watching TV, playing video games before bed delays sleep |
(14-Jan-2013) Balance of good/bad microbes may determine which infants have common condition, study suggests |
(14-Jan-2013) Study found that abused or neglected girls were more likely to do so |
(14-Jan-2013) Study isn't conclusive, but it's another reason to make healthier choices, expert says |
(11-Jan-2013) Medications not intended for children younger than 4, expert says |
(11-Jan-2013) Many suffer emotional trauma, physical injury |
(10-Jan-2013) Take white blood cell counts early and often, study says |
(09-Jan-2013) About 1 in every 20 teens attempts suicide, often when already being treated for mental health woes |
(08-Jan-2013) Study suggests process starts in last 10 weeks of pregnancy |
(07-Jan-2013) Help prevent a dangerous habit |
(07-Jan-2013) Resist the urge to immediately respond to your infant's nighttime awakenings, researchers say |
(07-Jan-2013) Babies with obese mothers were most likely to watch up to 3 hours daily instead of playing |
(07-Jan-2013) During pregnancy appointments, ask about father's state of mind, experts say |
(07-Jan-2013) Changing sexual practices a likely reason; vaccination urged |
(02-Jan-2013) But doctors, moms-to-be should still approach drugs known as SSRIs with caution, researchers say |
(01-Jan-2013) Being born during a time of chronic unemployment may boost odds of juvenile delinquency, study says |
(31-Dec-2012) When chronic joint pain and tenderness affect young people |
(27-Dec-2012) An idea that began at the White House can take root in almost any home, one expert says |
(27-Dec-2012) Initiatives from cooking classes to 'teaching gardens' can make it happen |
(27-Dec-2012) Negative effects accumulate over time, study says |
(26-Dec-2012) Preteen's organized personality was key to safe use of these devices, mom says |
(26-Dec-2012) Advice on diet, screening, and proper use of glasses and contacts |
(26-Dec-2012) Swaddle the infant with a large, lightweight blanket |
(26-Dec-2012) Trends such as swallowing dry cinnamon, stuffing marshmallows can cause choking emergencies |
(25-Dec-2012) Older cribs may not meet new standards |
(24-Dec-2012) They'll figure it out on their own without a specific age limit |
(24-Dec-2012) Expert offers tips for changing recipes and keeping potentially harmful foods separate |
(24-Dec-2012) Study found torment is often 'just' teasing but can be more threatening |
(22-Dec-2012) Injuries, lack of protective eyewear can lead to ER visits, surgery, expert says |
(21-Dec-2012) Breast-fed babies already have this advantage, experts note |
(21-Dec-2012) From gun availability to a lack of therapists, experts say many factors contribute to the spate of killings |
(21-Dec-2012) But dose for these tots must be calibrated to their weight, agency says |
(20-Dec-2012) Wash your hands before expressing the milk |
(20-Dec-2012) Verbalizing their frustrations may help little ones cope |
(20-Dec-2012) Everyday teen issues can contribute to depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, researchers say |
(20-Dec-2012) Research highlights role of learning skills, determination in developing numerical competence |
(20-Dec-2012) Researchers also found that children mimic parents' healthy eating habits |
(19-Dec-2012) Posture is important during computer use |
(19-Dec-2012) Offer only safe foods and toys |
(19-Dec-2012) Stress still affects immune system years later, researchers say |
(19-Dec-2012) Report suggests animals also carry a fly larva that causes skin problems, rare eye infections |
(19-Dec-2012) Children's pain, fever, rash reduced in two studies, but questions remain |
(18-Dec-2012) Study suggests implanted cardiac defibrillators, pacemakers affect self-perception, behavior |
(18-Dec-2012) Spotting, managing young people like the Conn. gunman is difficult and will take more resources, experts say |
(17-Dec-2012) Pediatricians, others oppose U.N. proposal |
(17-Dec-2012) Less won't give enough vitamin D, but more can lower iron stores, researchers say |
(17-Dec-2012) Despite better prevention efforts, too many kids still consume household cleaning products |
(14-Dec-2012) Parental diligence and a few rules allow the good with less risk |
(14-Dec-2012) Study found differences in brain's 'information highway,' researcher says |
(14-Dec-2012) Communication can help children, and adults, cope with the senseless tragedy, mental health experts say |
(13-Dec-2012) Young feet can grow quickly |
(13-Dec-2012) Mother's admission to psychiatric hospital also linked to high teen suicide risk, especially for daughters |
(13-Dec-2012) But 681,000 kids are still mistreated, report finds |
(12-Dec-2012) Excess pounds before pregnancy may contribute to lower test scores for child |
(10-Dec-2012) Evidence shows that medical advice, education can keep young patients from lighting up |
(10-Dec-2012) Study found those who consumed more sodium also drank more sugary beverages |
(10-Dec-2012) Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder that persists into adulthood may affect physical and mental health |
(10-Dec-2012) Overeating occurred first in large review of 17,000 boys and girls |
(09-Dec-2012) Expert offers tips to make the meeting less intimidating |
(06-Dec-2012) After infertility treatment, death rates were two to four times higher among couples without kids |
(06-Dec-2012) Study found elevated odds in children born after in vitro fertilization, but the research didn't prove cause-and-effect |
(04-Dec-2012) Especially when they're sick |
(04-Dec-2012) But surveyed parents said kids should stay single longer |
(03-Dec-2012) Survey finds significant gaps in knowledge |
(03-Dec-2012) Those caused by fever don't appear to harm brain function |
(30-Nov-2012) A temperature is 'often a friend,' doctor says |
(30-Nov-2012) Keep kids' ages in mind when shopping, doctors urge |
(30-Nov-2012) Small study found subtle differences in sounds made by at-risk infants through computer analysis |
(29-Nov-2012) Test the water first |
(29-Nov-2012) Study found those abused as kids, attacked by spouses were more likely to develop the condition |
(29-Nov-2012) Study also linked delinquency, substance use to lesser education degrees |
(29-Nov-2012) If testes don't descend, these males may need to be monitored for later malignancy |
(27-Nov-2012) They could mean a cold or allergy |
(27-Nov-2012) Mothers with pack-a-day habits may have children who lag behind classmates |
(27-Nov-2012) Amounts reported for infants, children, teens in line with CDC recommendations |
(27-Nov-2012) California outbreak suggests need to reevaluate vaccine schedule |
(26-Nov-2012) They're common during childhood, doctors say |
(26-Nov-2012) Fathers seem to play the greatest role in how their children feel about dental visits, study finds |
(26-Nov-2012) Infants in high-smog areas were more likely to develop the condition |
(23-Nov-2012) What to look for and how to help if your child is being victimized |
(23-Nov-2012) Avoid cutting the skin |
(22-Nov-2012) Wash your hands first |
(22-Nov-2012) Follow label instructions carefully |
(21-Nov-2012) Arrests were lower when people with disorder took their medication, Swedish research found |
(21-Nov-2012) Excessive lead levels, choking hazards, magnets can all cause serious injury for kids, PIRG says |
(21-Nov-2012) These devices endanger babies' lives and should not be used, U.S. agencies warn |
(19-Nov-2012) Study suggests their immaturity may lead to unnecessary treatment with medication |
(19-Nov-2012) Teens whose parents suffered such discomfort were at higher risk themselves |
(19-Nov-2012) Experts suspect obesity drives the skin problem |
(19-Nov-2012) Cause-and-effect link isn't proven, but it's possible sunnier folk get promoted more, experts say |
(19-Nov-2012) Researchers don't yet have an explanation for the link |
(16-Nov-2012) Study also found bringing a favorite toy from home can help |
(16-Nov-2012) Use baby shampoo when needed |
(16-Nov-2012) Researchers say timing is key, but one expert advises against seafood for babies |
(15-Nov-2012) California study found that higher exposures were linked to IQ, attention deficits |
(14-Nov-2012) By age 5, children motivated much like adults |
(14-Nov-2012) Generally not before age 3 |
(13-Nov-2012) Don't allow rough play |
(13-Nov-2012) Small study sees changes in white matter; parents shouldn't worry about their kids, experts say |
(12-Nov-2012) Smoke-free campaigns should target parent drivers, researchers say |
(09-Nov-2012) Children were able to tolerate baked eggs during food challenges in controlled setting |
(07-Nov-2012) Parental behaviors linked to risk include a lack of affection and too much criticism, study shows |
(06-Nov-2012) Keep close eye on the child while you're out |
(02-Nov-2012) Some children reported that other kids intentionally contaminated their food with allergens |
(02-Nov-2012) Chronic headaches linked to poorer school performance in study |
(02-Nov-2012) But some experts say concerns about germs are overstated and parents should not be worried |
(01-Nov-2012) Did you talk back to your parents? Were you fearful or focused? |
(01-Nov-2012) Decal law also helps police enforce regulations, researchers say |
(01-Nov-2012) People who were impacted by the event will have symptoms, but they should fade, experts say |
(31-Oct-2012) Doctor tells how to avoid allergy, asthma triggers |
(31-Oct-2012) Success of intensive interactive therapy highlights value of early intervention, researchers report |
(30-Oct-2012) Study finds some children show 'academic resilience' and keep up with peers |
(30-Oct-2012) Signs didn't typically emerge until later, and early diagnosis didn't mean case was more severe |
(29-Oct-2012) Rather than arguing or punishing, parents can help make this a positive experience |
(25-Oct-2012) You don't have to serve up 'junk food' |
(25-Oct-2012) Small study found lower testosterone levels in heavy young males, but more research needed |
(25-Oct-2012) Children progressed as quickly as those placed in heterosexual homes |
(25-Oct-2012) Many ill children aren't allowed to attend day care |
(24-Oct-2012) Avoid trick-or-treating hazards |
(24-Oct-2012) No treatment is sometimes the best option, experts say |
(24-Oct-2012) 20-minute activity sessions helped them focus on classwork |
(24-Oct-2012) Licensing, training needed to restrict use by children, researcher says |
(23-Oct-2012) Suggestions to prevent accidental ingestion |
(23-Oct-2012) When more than one is ingested, they can cause life-threatening complications in stomach, bowel |
(23-Oct-2012) Study suggests this form of musical know-how is not simply training-related |
(22-Oct-2012) Make sure it's used properly |
(22-Oct-2012) Not all caregivers aware of guidelines on car seats, infant sleep, walkers |
(22-Oct-2012) Study found sharp rise in risk when kids face 7 or more types of victimization |
(22-Oct-2012) Child obesity was more likely as parental stress scores rose |
(19-Oct-2012) These actions may help curb the practice |
(19-Oct-2012) They'll have more energy for fun activities |
(19-Oct-2012) Research shows they're more likely to be hit by cars while using electronic devices |
(19-Oct-2012) General good health is no protection from infection or death, CDC study shows |
(18-Oct-2012) More communication may translate to less sex, review suggests |
(18-Oct-2012) Those who've had miscarriage, abortion or healthy delivery have more babies in the long-term |
(18-Oct-2012) Encouraging academics, positive communication are key |
(18-Oct-2012) Boys face twice the risk as girls |
(17-Oct-2012) See a doctor |
(17-Oct-2012) But the research only uncovered an association, it didn't prove cause and effect |
(16-Oct-2012) Suggestions to prevent reinfestation |
(16-Oct-2012) These hemorrhages can have long-lasting effects and are expensive to treat, researchers say |
(16-Oct-2012) School-age kids had fewer psychological woes if even one parent formed a strong bond early on |
(15-Oct-2012) Extra half-hour a night made a difference in alertness, attention |
(15-Oct-2012) No increase seen in STDs, pregnancy or birth control counseling |
(14-Oct-2012) Expert explains how to ease children's fears and possibly prevent bad dreams |
(12-Oct-2012) In survey, hopelessness was a major factor among kids who attempted suicide |
(12-Oct-2012) Many don't seek medical evaluation for children or themselves after head injuries |
(11-Oct-2012) Teach kids to wash hands often |
(09-Oct-2012) Study finds shared breakfasts, dinners have no effect on kids' academics, behavior |
(09-Oct-2012) Suggestions to soothe a fussy baby |
(09-Oct-2012) New guide helps seriously ill teens and young adults talk about their needs |
(09-Oct-2012) Non-contact activities safest, allowing children to enjoy exercise, experts say |
(08-Oct-2012) Make them easier to swallow |
(08-Oct-2012) Advocates say a system such as Amber Alerts is needed for these kids |
(08-Oct-2012) Authoritative parenting can help teen friends cut drinking, smoking and drug use, researchers say |
(06-Oct-2012) Expert offers tips to minimize sweets consumption among trick-or-treaters |
(05-Oct-2012) Limit exposure to potential triggers |
(05-Oct-2012) By age 3, both groups show similar developmental progress |
(03-Oct-2012) Testing found new mutations only in people with the condition, not their parents |
(02-Oct-2012) Or their oral health may suffer |
(02-Oct-2012) Acceleration forces, effects of crush accidents were reduced |
(02-Oct-2012) Most children should still be eligible for care, researchers say |
(01-Oct-2012) Excessive exposure hinders ability to learn, doctors warn |
(01-Oct-2012) Child protective agencies reported decline, but hospital data tell a different story |
(30-Sep-2012) Low-cost mailers led to greater use of 'sun-protective' clothing, hats and shade, study finds |
(28-Sep-2012) And make healthy eating fun |
(27-Sep-2012) Suggestions to help you recover |
(27-Sep-2012) Majority seem to be 'taking medications we have very little evidence for,' doctor says |
(27-Sep-2012) And professionals who work with kids can show more awareness |
(27-Sep-2012) But it's unknown if popular shows influence behavior |
(27-Sep-2012) Finding may encourage parents to have more children, researcher says |
(27-Sep-2012) Toddlers often test hypotheses, make inferences while having fun, review finds |
(27-Sep-2012) U.S. health officials say this year's vaccine protects against two new strains |
(26-Sep-2012) Researchers suspect stress hormone may play a role |
(26-Sep-2012) Early introduction may lead to problem drinking in teen years, researchers say |
(26-Sep-2012) Physicians should pay attention to their 'gut feeling' to detect serious illness in children |
(26-Sep-2012) Julie Bowen of 'Modern Family' spearheads allergy-awareness campaign |
(26-Sep-2012) Large review found increased blood pressure, cholesterol levels and other forerunners of disease |
(25-Sep-2012) Read food labels carefully |
(24-Sep-2012) Precautions before they begin |
(24-Sep-2012) But real-world risk still is low, experts say |
(21-Sep-2012) Some symptoms aren't as obvious as hives, puffy eyes or rash, researchers say |
(19-Sep-2012) Parents more likely to have requirements waived in states with easy or philosophical exemption policies |
(18-Sep-2012) Even for a minute |
(17-Sep-2012) High intake may lead to rise in blood pressure, especially in overweight children |
(17-Sep-2012) Don't leave the child alone |
(17-Sep-2012) Study found association with other forms of sexual risk-taking among high school students |
(17-Sep-2012) Babies whose mothers had adequate levels appeared to do better on mental, motor tests |
(16-Sep-2012) But working mothers can still take steps to make sure kids eat right, keep active, expert advises |
(15-Sep-2012) Study found young sensation-seekers had more accidents, tickets and unsafe habits behind the wheel |
(14-Sep-2012) Avoid leaving when your child is hungry or sleepy |
(13-Sep-2012) Many cases of autism missed when parents don't know what signs to look for, researchers say |
(13-Sep-2012) But breast-feeding appears to have protective effect, researchers say |
(12-Sep-2012) NIH 'Safe to Sleep' campaign now includes all sleep-related infant deaths |
(11-Sep-2012) One woman suffered blood poisoning but recovered after surgery |
(10-Sep-2012) Only kindergarten students who truly need waivers should get them, to protect group immunity |
(10-Sep-2012) Parents, daycare workers also should be immunized, AAP guidelines say |
(10-Sep-2012) At age 6, no differences seen in attachment, behavior, sleep quality |
(10-Sep-2012) It's not certain why, but feeding practices might play a part, expert says |
(09-Sep-2012) Kids, whether traveling by bus, bike, car or foot, should be taught how to avoid accidents |
(07-Sep-2012) And reduce their risk of West Nile virus |
(07-Sep-2012) Kids who are highly withdrawn may fall behind in math and reading, study suggests |
(06-Sep-2012) Oral care should start just after birth |
(06-Sep-2012) Make it as light as possible |
(06-Sep-2012) At 6 months, babies watched closely as their parents laughed at absurd events, researchers say |
(04-Sep-2012) Maintain a consistent schedule |
(03-Sep-2012) Problem is much more widespread than parents may realize, experts say |
(02-Sep-2012) Simple safety tips can prevent nasty bites, expert says |
(01-Sep-2012) Pediatrician offers tips on nutritious foods that kids will like |
(31-Aug-2012) Study that limited TV time for a year found that kids, but not adults, gained fewer pounds |
(30-Aug-2012) Sanctioned for children aged 1 and older |
(29-Aug-2012) Suggestions for at-home care |
(29-Aug-2012) Medical, parenting groups working to increase flu vaccination, awareness |
(29-Aug-2012) Fewer than 1 in 10 'melt down' that often; finding helps define when parents should be concerned |
(28-Aug-2012) New guidelines issued by American Academy of Pediatrics also urge weight loss for obese snorers |
(27-Aug-2012) But decision should stay with parents, they add |
(25-Aug-2012) Help your child get the most from homework without hassles, hovering |
(23-Aug-2012) But measles, chickenpox protection remains a concern |
(22-Aug-2012) Even a few years' training in childhood confers benefits years later, small study suggests |
(22-Aug-2012) Roughly half knew classmates who sold drugs, and knew nearby spots to drink or get high during the day |
(22-Aug-2012) But with similar schools, family income, disparities declined |
(21-Aug-2012) Research with children ages 8 to 10 says TV ads play big part in 'spoiling' those who aren't content |
(21-Aug-2012) Encounters with Dad may boost self-worth and social skills the most, research suggests |
(20-Aug-2012) Read the instructions carefully |
(20-Aug-2012) Preventable diseases can threaten children's lives, expert warns |
(20-Aug-2012) Resulting infections, including HIV, could add billions to U.S. health spending, researchers say |
(17-Aug-2012) Experts offer suggestions for students on how to compensate for their disorder |
(16-Aug-2012) Mothers often have different impressions of their babies' condition than physicians meant to convey |
(16-Aug-2012) Decades-long research shows self-control as tot may mean an obesity-free maturity |
(16-Aug-2012) Study finds 450 Americans die, more than 2,000 are hospitalized each year |
(16-Aug-2012) Study shows teens with a bloated body image more likely to become fat in their 20s |
(16-Aug-2012) Many may believe it's safer than it actually is, expert says |
(16-Aug-2012) Many believe it prepares their kids for future work world, broadens their thinking |
(16-Aug-2012) Two-dose schedule will deliver further improvement, experts say |
(15-Aug-2012) Exercise is healthy, even for infants |
(14-Aug-2012) Have an air-conditioned place in mind |
(14-Aug-2012) Insomnia is a potential warning sign |
(14-Aug-2012) Infants, toddlers reared on junk food scored slightly lower at 8 years |
(14-Aug-2012) Hoping for a miracle might lead them to request futile treatments for their children, researchers say |
(13-Aug-2012) They include pulling at the ear |
(13-Aug-2012) But breast-feeding helped protect against snoring in youngsters, study found |
(12-Aug-2012) The parent-child relationship evolves, but doesn't end when kids leave for college, expert explains |
(11-Aug-2012) Warmer weather requires a few extra precautions for active adults, young athletes |
(11-Aug-2012) Freshman year can set the tone for entire high school career, expert says |
(10-Aug-2012) Make sure the child is ready |
(10-Aug-2012) Three species linked to wheezing at age 7 |
(10-Aug-2012) Findings suggest obesity epidemic harms kids even before birth |
(10-Aug-2012) Certain social, behavioral skills at young age key to later academic success, researchers found |
(08-Aug-2012) Parents can set good example by avoiding shorthand like 'ur' and '2' in own text messages, expert says |
(07-Aug-2012) Don't share utensils |
(07-Aug-2012) Common problems include lack of proper restraints, youngsters sitting in front seat |
(07-Aug-2012) And fathers are more likely than people think to use a gentle approach, study found |
(07-Aug-2012) Unapproved uses of these powerful drugs need further investigation, experts say |
(06-Aug-2012) Parents, teachers can help kids learn to identify good things in their lives, study says |
(06-Aug-2012) Preschoolers who stuck to nonviolent fare just before bed were much more likely to sleep well |
(05-Aug-2012) Study linked combination to missed school days, ER visits and less sports participation |
(03-Aug-2012) Keep a log of symptoms to help doctors isolate a cause |
(03-Aug-2012) Those who suffered sexual, physical trauma began periods earlier or later than average |
(03-Aug-2012) Policymakers should realize the importance of phys-ed classes, researcher says |
(02-Aug-2012) Ask the pediatrician if it could mean a medical problem |
(02-Aug-2012) Weekends are ideal time to get moving as a family, researchers say |
(01-Aug-2012) Make sure it's sturdy |
(01-Aug-2012) Because they're risk-takers, they get more practice, researchers say |
(01-Aug-2012) Early identification improves odds for social, academic success |
(30-Jul-2012) Try not to interfere with the infant's natural sleep patterns |
(30-Jul-2012) Frequent put-downs, tirades, threats may constitute psychological maltreatment |
(29-Jul-2012) This over-the-counter anesthetic can lead to a deadly condition in children |
(26-Jul-2012) Make the bathwater warm, not hot |
(24-Jul-2012) But overall, U.S. teens of all racial, ethnic groups as sexually active as a decade ago |
(24-Jul-2012) That number hasn't changed since the 1980s, government report finds |
(23-Jul-2012) Start by making sure you always measure the feet |
(23-Jul-2012) Families dealing with trisomy 13-18 face grim predictions, turn to online support, study found |
(23-Jul-2012) Many healthy children also adopt this stance, which can lead to posture problems, experts say |
(20-Jul-2012) Nearly half of adults surveyed do not have emergency supplies, researchers find |
(20-Jul-2012) Mental health experts say children and teens need reassurance at times like this |
(19-Jul-2012) Here's a brief checklist |
(19-Jul-2012) Don't let anyone swim alone. |
(19-Jul-2012) Study found connection at age 3 months made difference by a baby's first birthday |
(18-Jul-2012) Watch for chipping paint if your home was built before 1978 |
(17-Jul-2012) But research could not prove bisphenol-A (BPA) caused the subtle changes |
(13-Jul-2012) Research explores how fathers pass down income level to sons |
(13-Jul-2012) Make sure the pediatrician approves |
(11-Jul-2012) You should limit their time outside |
(09-Jul-2012) Put away the video games and go outside |
(09-Jul-2012) Early exposure, especially to dogs, reduced respiratory infections in infants |
(08-Jul-2012) Word games, attraction stops help, but avoid smelly food spills, take-along work |
(07-Jul-2012) Avoid using sunscreen on babies under 6 months old and watch for signs of dehydration |
(06-Jul-2012) Some makers have switched to products free of the preservative, but labeling remains unclear |
(06-Jul-2012) Comfort her and help her feel safe |
(06-Jul-2012) Risk was 52 percent lower for parents than for nonparents exposed to viruses |
(05-Jul-2012) When grownups aren't around, children spend less time being active |
(04-Jul-2012) It's a key part of baby's development |
(04-Jul-2012) Offer a variety of foods |
(03-Jul-2012) Experts advise parents to be alert, help kids structure their days |
(02-Jul-2012) Physical punishment linked to mental health disorders, substance abuse in adulthood |
(02-Jul-2012) Houston-area survey finds more than half have been asked to send naked photos of themselves |
(30-Jun-2012) Junk food, fast food are part of youth sports routine, study finds |
(29-Jun-2012) Dads in same-sex relationships may face similar intimacy issues as heterosexual couples with kids |
(28-Jun-2012) Offer praise when the child calms down |
(28-Jun-2012) Study found family meals suffered as work pressures increased |
(26-Jun-2012) Maintain a regular schedule |
(25-Jun-2012) Study finds starting stimulant drugs sooner helps prevent academic decline |
(25-Jun-2012) Study showed more than 70% suffer reactions after exposure, 11% of those severe |
(22-Jun-2012) HIV-positive children most likely to have problems with sound transmission, study found |
(21-Jun-2012) Teen girls dislike wearing a body brace, but parents worry most of all |
(18-Jun-2012) Check the area for dangerous plants |
(18-Jun-2012) Evidence review finds that cause of injury can make a difference |
(15-Jun-2012) But experts stress that obese kids do have non-surgical options that may work |
(15-Jun-2012) But if conflict is handled constructively, children's sense of security stays intact, research suggests |
(15-Jun-2012) For many kids, rejection by father can be even more devastating than by mother |
(14-Jun-2012) How it may harm infants and children |
(14-Jun-2012) Researchers say rate of live births even tops that of general population |
(14-Jun-2012) Researchers looked at test scores from kindergarten to 5th grade |
(13-Jun-2012) Look for symptoms that emerge at the same time each year |
(13-Jun-2012) Study found healing equal to double-leg casts, with easier caregiving for parents |
(12-Jun-2012) Review of Minnesota records finds 22 percent error rate |
(12-Jun-2012) Experts concur parents should not be alarmed by finding, as problem is typically temporary |
(11-Jun-2012) Children as young as 7 injured themselves in a variety of ways |
(11-Jun-2012) Both type 1 and type 2 disease rates up more than 20 percent in past decade, finds study |
(08-Jun-2012) Parents urged to think like a kid to effectively safety-proof their home |
(08-Jun-2012) Doctors, pharmacists urged to educate parents about possible hazards |
(08-Jun-2012) Affordable Care Act may have expanded access to coverage, but many under 25 still go without |
(04-Jun-2012) Eat healthy yourself, setting a good example |
(04-Jun-2012) Study followed black, Hispanic adolescents |
(04-Jun-2012) Formula-feeding at hospital is important barrier, study finds |
(04-Jun-2012) Shared objects, household surfaces can spur transmission of MRSA |
(04-Jun-2012) Study found those who suffered it were more likely to get second skin cancer later in life |
(04-Jun-2012) Technique boosted kids' reading speed by more than 20 percent and doubled text-reading accuracy, researchers say |
(01-Jun-2012) Including dry mouth and tongue |
(01-Jun-2012) Curious kids may accidentally swallow magnets and batteries, leading to serious injury |
(30-May-2012) Use the equipment as designed |
(30-May-2012) But breast-fed babies score slightly higher than those on soy or cow's milk formulas |
(30-May-2012) CDC traces multistate outbreak, says children under 5 shouldn't handle live young poultry |
(30-May-2012) Counterfeit drug lacks active ingredient; real medicine is currently in short supply |
(29-May-2012) Treatment effects are long-lasting, researchers say |
(28-May-2012) Experts say proof is lacking for these techniques in other disorders, too |
(25-May-2012) Parents, ER docs need to be alert for signs of behavior such as cutting, experts say |
(25-May-2012) They are choking and ingestion hazards |
(24-May-2012) Unhappy facial expressions are a common reaction |
(24-May-2012) By age 3, Caesarean babies are more likely to be overweight, researchers found |
(22-May-2012) Include drinking plenty of fluids |
(21-May-2012) Medical, veterinary experts offer prevention tips |
(21-May-2012) Direct contact may distract from the hurt |
(21-May-2012) High 'bad' cholesterol, pre-diabetes or diabetes affect almost one-quarter of teens |
(21-May-2012) Children aged 4 to 10 were at particular risk from exposure |
(18-May-2012) Options for kids now include sealants and early removal of wisdom teeth |
(18-May-2012) Mom of 3 notes less trepidation from kids, more choices from dentists |
(18-May-2012) Total cost of participating in a sport averages $381, results show |
(17-May-2012) Many sleep in the same room or bed as their child because of worries about nighttime seizures |
(17-May-2012) Swimming lessons can help protect toddlers, experts say |
(16-May-2012) Cutting the safe blood level of the metal in children is long overdue, advocates say |
(16-May-2012) Researchers say pediatricians also don't feel knowledgeable enough to guide families on treatments |
(16-May-2012) Some football, hockey players show postseason decline, study finds |
(16-May-2012) Some show subtle developmental delays, study finds |
(14-May-2012) Nationwide survey of ER visits revealed rates of cuts and bruises for infants, toddlers |
(14-May-2012) Emergency visits for accidental swallowing have doubled |
(12-May-2012) Expert describes how parents can tell the difference |
(11-May-2012) Feed the infant slowly |
(11-May-2012) Medications used in newborns especially under-studied, doctor says |
(09-May-2012) Children should avoid secondhand smoke |
(09-May-2012) Don't purposely buy one that the child will 'grow into' |
(09-May-2012) Children allowed to snuggle up with mom, dad may feel more secure and eat less, researchers say |
(08-May-2012) 'Good' parenting helps kids steer clear of risky behaviors, researchers say |
(07-May-2012) If it's above 100.4F, call the doctor at once |
(07-May-2012) Vaccinations protect against serious, and sometimes deadly, diseases, experts say |
(07-May-2012) Study finds many mothers misjudge child's 'weight status,' thinking plumpness equals good parenting |
(07-May-2012) To get message across, doctors should focus on sun's damage to looks, not health, panel advises |
(07-May-2012) Prevention efforts that begin later are 'too little, too late,' researchers say |
(04-May-2012) Survivor stresses importance of asking questions and pushing for answers |
(04-May-2012) Solution lies in instilling healthy habits, not adding medication, experts say |
(04-May-2012) Babies should be able to move their hips and knees, experts say |
(03-May-2012) Including no babbling or pointing by age 1 |
(01-May-2012) First, they must be buckled in |
(01-May-2012) Exposure leads to more doctor visits, disturbed sleep, exercise limitations |
(30-Apr-2012) Make sure the ground below is well-cushioned |
(30-Apr-2012) The greater the familiarity with the ads, the greater these risks, researchers say |
(30-Apr-2012) Depression, being single also linked to tendency to add cereal to baby bottle, which promotes obesity |
(30-Apr-2012) 27 percent of study participants had math skills at the third-grade level or below |
(30-Apr-2012) Advocate wants smoking bans in housing complexes to safeguard kids from incursion |
(30-Apr-2012) But at least new parents' diets didn't get worse, researchers say |
(30-Apr-2012) But study doesn't prove exposure caused the differences |
(30-Apr-2012) They suffer from irritability, breathing problems, perhaps long-term brain damage, study finds |
(27-Apr-2012) In many cases, repositioning techniques can treat the problem |
(26-Apr-2012) Parents feel their child's pain, frustration, and need to seek out help and support services |
(24-Apr-2012) Massachusetts study finds significant decline in rates for kids under 6 |
(24-Apr-2012) Novel way of sending reminders to families linked to more vaccinations: study |
(24-Apr-2012) But more than 100,000 still die each year, report says |
(23-Apr-2012) Existing anti-bully programs won't get through to online aggressors, researcher says |
(20-Apr-2012) It may trigger physical symptoms |
(20-Apr-2012) Parents urged to keep sets out of kids' bedrooms and to limit exposure |
(20-Apr-2012) Findings underscore importance of healthy weight in youth, researcher says |
(19-Apr-2012) Suggestions to help parents and newborns bond |
(16-Apr-2012) Study finds 6% of Oregon eighth graders admitted trying it, two-thirds had played more than once |
(16-Apr-2012) Study found nearly doubled risk in families coping with poverty, drug abuse, other stress |
(13-Apr-2012) Massachusetts survey found most lesbians, gays, bisexuals received emotional support from parents |
(13-Apr-2012) Parents still give kids traditional treatments in addition to less orthodox ones |
(12-Apr-2012) 2-year-olds -- like chimps -- follow the majority |
(12-Apr-2012) U.K. researchers say vitamin's possible brain benefits might only hold for adults |
(12-Apr-2012) Many older women also having more than one child, researchers find |
(10-Apr-2012) Multiple partners, teen pregnancies more likely among those who were victimized, surveys show |
(06-Apr-2012) Babies born early or late have more severe symptoms, study shows |
(05-Apr-2012) Study found they had concerns about accuracy, fears of 'worst-case scenarios' |
(05-Apr-2012) Many states' schools fail to teach students how to avoid unwanted pregnancy, HIV and other STDs, study finds |
(04-Apr-2012) Suggestions to avoid a maddening meltdown |
(04-Apr-2012) 'Spontaneous' mutations, not generational ones, could play role in up to 20 percent of cases, study says |
(03-Apr-2012) Movement, posture, reflexes below normal for many exposed infants |
(03-Apr-2012) It also found no increase in wakefulness among breast-fed babies whose mothers consumed caffeine |
(02-Apr-2012) Factors to consider include staff-to-child ratio |
(02-Apr-2012) In study, 'bloomers' reached higher levels of functioning and had parents with more access to resources |
(02-Apr-2012) Symptom should prompt doctors to test for urinary infection, study shows |
(02-Apr-2012) 15 percent qualified as substance abusers, and initiation may be start of lifelong troubles |
(02-Apr-2012) Look at outdoor activity as a daily necessity, not a weekend luxury, study says |
(30-Mar-2012) Meal plan with very low carbs was tough for children to follow, researchers say |
(30-Mar-2012) By age 7, lung function was six times worse for exposed girls than boys, research shows |
(30-Mar-2012) Middle school typically the worst time for being picked on, researchers say |
(30-Mar-2012) More than one-third report psychological abuse, 15 percent cite physical abuse |
(27-Mar-2012) Study suggests steeper co-pays reduce medication use in insured children |
(26-Mar-2012) Don't offer these foods to your baby or toddler |
(26-Mar-2012) Whether they deliberately mislead callers or simply don't know the law is unclear |
(26-Mar-2012) Tummy sleeping still top cause, but other risk factors are culprits, too, research shows |
(26-Mar-2012) In-car videos showed more girls using cellphones, grooming, eating behind the wheel |
(23-Mar-2012) No locks, alarms, tracking devices can guarantee parents complete peace of mind |
(23-Mar-2012) One mother took a picture of her son every morning so if he got lost she could show people what he was wearing that day |
(22-Mar-2012) When parents shed pounds, overweight kids on weight-loss plan slimmed down, too |
(22-Mar-2012) No vaccine for RSV, but hand washing can help prevent spread, expert says |
(22-Mar-2012) Study found influence of peers not as strong as parents, teachers |
(20-Mar-2012) The response occurred even when adults didn't know the baby, study found |
(19-Mar-2012) And skip the chips and cookies |
(19-Mar-2012) Study found it nearly doubled risk for breathing condition |
(19-Mar-2012) Moms may need to devote time to caring for the child, researchers say |
(19-Mar-2012) Popularity on rise despite illegality, uncertain ingredients, bad reactions |
(19-Mar-2012) Study suggests prenatal exposure to methamphetamine raises chances of ADHD, depression, anxiety |
(16-Mar-2012) Suggestions to help improve playtime |
(16-Mar-2012) Physical discipline seen to make problem worse in boys with certain genetic tendencies |
(16-Mar-2012) Aggression, distraction more likely at 3 if mom, dad seemed troubled when child turns 2, researchers report |
(12-Mar-2012) Advice to foster healing and prevent infection |
(12-Mar-2012) Study estimates 931,000 youngsters hurt from 1999 to 2008 |
(12-Mar-2012) But researchers can't confirm the procedure directly lowers risk of the disease |
(12-Mar-2012) Injuries often severe, usually not work-related, researchers say |
(09-Mar-2012) Danger lies with familiar people, not strangers, experts say |
(09-Mar-2012) Steps you can take |
(09-Mar-2012) Evidence review looked at three conditions that cause sudden cardiac death |
(08-Mar-2012) Report says tobacco industry targets marketing toward children |
(07-Mar-2012) But good adoptive relationships offer some protection, researchers say |
(07-Mar-2012) Study suggests poor impulse control improves with age |
(05-Mar-2012) But study finds no raised risk for skin condition from exposure early in pregnancy or after birth |
(02-Mar-2012) And help prevent extreme concerns about weight |
(02-Mar-2012) Study found playing with puzzles at early age helps children develop spatial skills |
(02-Mar-2012) Study found practice, counseling in very early gestation differed greatly among obstetricians |
(29-Feb-2012) Here's what you can do |
(28-Feb-2012) Suggestions to protect yourself |
(27-Feb-2012) Some consumption guidelines to help parents |
(27-Feb-2012) Seek help when kids show signs of overuse-linked problems, pediatricians say |
(27-Feb-2012) Wii games were no better than 'inactive' selections, researchers found |
(24-Feb-2012) DNA testing found mutation more prevalent in male babies |
(22-Feb-2012) Youngsters tend to mimic coping behaviors they see at home, study shows |
(21-Feb-2012) Immunizations protect children from life-threatening diseases, experts say |
(20-Feb-2012) Hyperthermia, a potentially dangerous elevation of body temperature, may result |
(17-Feb-2012) Here are suggestions for making bedtime easier |
(17-Feb-2012) Researchers say this is the first study to look at how tight parental control helps teens avoid booze |
(16-Feb-2012) Signs that baby is getting plenty to eat |
(16-Feb-2012) In many homes, the sole caregiver has a drinking problem, researchers say |
(15-Feb-2012) To help prevent accidents |
(15-Feb-2012) And encourage kids to eat healthy food |
(15-Feb-2012) Word comprehension is evident at 6 or 9 months, study finds |
(14-Feb-2012) Here are possible warning signs |
(14-Feb-2012) Experts suggest ways to show love and respect for your children all year long |
(13-Feb-2012) The findings suggest a positive impact of the new U.S. health care law, researchers say |
(10-Feb-2012) Operating sooner, later worse for babies, preliminary research finds |
(10-Feb-2012) Long-term study found lower BMI in children breast-fed at least 6 months |
(09-Feb-2012) Parents, educators, caregivers, friends can respond to severe food allergies |
(08-Feb-2012) Mothers whose kids attended good day care were more involved in their children's schools later on |
(08-Feb-2012) New research challenges notion that bullying leads to mental health woes |
(07-Feb-2012) Frequently uprooted kids were more likely to drink heavily, smoke as adults, study says |
(06-Feb-2012) They're just a step backward in the learning process, experts say |
(06-Feb-2012) Infants, poor children most vulnerable, study suggests |
(06-Feb-2012) Punishment linked to more aggression in children, two decades of research shows |
(05-Feb-2012) Parents can support a positive experience for their kids, experts say |
(03-Feb-2012) Suggestions for disciplining your little one |
(03-Feb-2012) Suggestions for getting ready |
(02-Feb-2012) Help keep them safe behind the wheel |
(02-Feb-2012) Tougher laws needed to protect children from infection, report says |
(01-Feb-2012) Report found it costs U.S. $124 billion a year; overall price tag similar to diabetes, stroke |
(31-Jan-2012) Experts point to potential health consequences |
(31-Jan-2012) New policy statement calls for strong family presence, greater decision-making role |
(30-Jan-2012) Precautions include keeping child out of kitchen while you're cooking |
(30-Jan-2012) Study found toddlers with loving mothers had more growth in key brain area |
(26-Jan-2012) Male hormone levels before birth appear linked to speech differences, study contends |
(25-Jan-2012) New study at YMCAs finds food combinations that satisfy budgets, nutrition guidelines |
(25-Jan-2012) New rules call for healthier foods but some say changes don't go far enough |
(24-Jan-2012) Young adults did 'reasonably well,' report concludes, although most avoided flu shot |
(24-Jan-2012) Study found lower response to vaccines in those with higher levels of PFCs in their blood |
(23-Jan-2012) Heart association identifies successful strategies for helping children to achieve weight loss |
(23-Jan-2012) Sunburn in childhood a major risk factor for skin cancer, experts note |
(23-Jan-2012) As symptoms of other conditions become more apparent, labels may vary, study suggests |
(23-Jan-2012) Study findings might help identify at-risk children at younger age |
(20-Jan-2012) Slight increase in rare birth defects, but cause not clear |
(20-Jan-2012) First three months might be critical window, researchers say |
(20-Jan-2012) The goal: to create a clearer diagnosis of what constitutes the disorder; many could be affected |
(17-Jan-2012) The practice can be harmful to teeth |
(17-Jan-2012) But no alcohol use is safe during pregnancy, study finds |
(16-Jan-2012) Teasing, stereotypes did not affect their quality of life, small study found |
(16-Jan-2012) About 15 percent order EKGs; recent studies say drugs don't pose heart risk |
(16-Jan-2012) Researchers say that typically developing infants focus on a speaker's eyes after age 1 |
(16-Jan-2012) Youngest children at risk in bathtubs, older boys at most risk from swimming |
(14-Jan-2012) From checking for radon to selecting seafood, you can lower chemical exposure |
(13-Jan-2012) Suggestions to help protect youngsters |
(13-Jan-2012) Gastrointestinal complications not associated with updated formulations |
(12-Jan-2012) Researchers recommend routine screening for communication problems |
(11-Jan-2012) Suggestions for what to do |
(09-Jan-2012) Children can handle the information, study suggests, except very youngest |
(05-Jan-2012) Requiring a call to the pediatrician |
(05-Jan-2012) Signs your little one is ready |
(05-Jan-2012) More work is needed, but blood draw could reduce invasive procedures, researchers say |
(05-Jan-2012) Cutting the safe blood level of lead in children is long overdue, advocates say |
(04-Jan-2012) Suggestions to help prevent injury |
(04-Jan-2012) Look for ways to stay active together, experts say |
(04-Jan-2012) Review of daycares suggests many preschoolers play less now, but safety experts support newer equipment |
(03-Jan-2012) Signs there could be a medical problem |
(03-Jan-2012) Expert tips for making fitness a family matter in 2012 |
(02-Jan-2012) Help foster sweet dreams |
(30-Dec-2011) And what causes it? |
(27-Dec-2011) Teach good habits and a healthy approach |
(26-Dec-2011) Suggestions to encourage better behavior |
(26-Dec-2011) Prevention strategies should go beyond eating, exercise, study suggests |
(23-Dec-2011) Expert offers tips to prevent frostbite, exposure this winter |
(23-Dec-2011) Dos and don't for giving medicine to children |
(23-Dec-2011) Slimming down before that age can help prevent onset of the disease, study suggests |
(23-Dec-2011) But study finds 4-year-olds, adults do adjust their pronunciation that way |
(23-Dec-2011) Lower-fat family meals can help reduce high obesity rate in this population, study suggests |
(22-Dec-2011) The added stress takes its toll on health, researchers say |
(22-Dec-2011) If held too close to the ear, these toys might cause permanent damage, researchers say |
(21-Dec-2011) To combat AIDS-causing virus |
(19-Dec-2011) Some of the best choices spur imagination and exercise, experts say |
(19-Dec-2011) These are gifts that offer open-ended chances for children to explore, imagine and play |
(19-Dec-2011) Here's what you can offer instead |
(19-Dec-2011) At 18, the estimate is 25 percent; pediatricians can help keep kids out of trouble, researchers say |
(17-Dec-2011) Check this list from the American Academy of Pediatrics twice to make sure holiday is nice |
(16-Dec-2011) Seattle families reported less connectedness, social generosity, researchers say |
(16-Dec-2011) To be used until donor heart can be found |
(15-Dec-2011) Experts offer precautions for parents and gift-givers alike |
(15-Dec-2011) Still, 1 in 5 children is obese, researchers say |
(14-Dec-2011) Suggestions for newborns and young children |
(14-Dec-2011) Drinking at historic lows, but fewer kids seem to think marijuana is dangerous, survey finds |
(12-Dec-2011) Make sure focus isn't only on winning |
(09-Dec-2011) These kids might benefit from early targeted help, researchers say |
(09-Dec-2011) Anxiety, conduct disorders more prevalent in children with low oxytocin levels, study finds |
(06-Dec-2011) Teens' risk for motoring under the influence rose with parents' bad example, researchers found |
(05-Dec-2011) Minorities and uninsured had lower use of these medications, researchers say |
(05-Dec-2011) Vaccine supplies are still ample, but could start to run short, CDC says |
(02-Dec-2011) Study found it eroded confidence for mothers, created stress for fathers |
(02-Dec-2011) More than half also had a mental health diagnosis, study found |
(01-Dec-2011) Mothers spend many waking hours doing at least two things at once, study finds |
(30-Nov-2011) Suggestions to ease the transition |
(30-Nov-2011) Babies slept more soundly when they had their shots after 1:30 p.m., researchers say |
(29-Nov-2011) Rise in cases tied to 'back to sleep' campaign shouldn't worry parents, pediatricians say |
(28-Nov-2011) You don't have to go it alone |
(28-Nov-2011) Here are potential benefits |
(28-Nov-2011) Study finds most pediatricians may consider 'alternative schedules,' but within limits |
(28-Nov-2011) Larger head circumference not seen in early onset autism or in girls, study says |
(24-Nov-2011) Suggestions to keep them safer |
(23-Nov-2011) Vegetable consumption lowest among Hispanic and black high schoolers, report shows |
(22-Nov-2011) These children can live long and healthy lives, experts say |
(22-Nov-2011) Soft items can suffocate sleeping infants, pediatricians warn |
(21-Nov-2011) Suggestions for weary parents |
(21-Nov-2011) Serious side effects generally related to less well-trained practitioners |
(17-Nov-2011) It will help them feel better |
(17-Nov-2011) Create a birth plan |
(15-Nov-2011) How parents can foster self-esteem |
(14-Nov-2011) Still a long way from full coverage, experts note |
(10-Nov-2011) Crime, alcohol use dropped among first-time dads, study finds |
(09-Nov-2011) But doctors still focus mostly on moms, researchers say |
(09-Nov-2011) How parents can participate |
(09-Nov-2011) Primary care providers failed to note some suspicious injuries, study found |
(07-Nov-2011) Suggestions to help ensure that your child gets all necessary nutrients |
(07-Nov-2011) But study doesn't confirm a cause and effect |
(07-Nov-2011) Centers vary on how a child is deemed to have autism, Asperger or other developmental disorder |
(01-Nov-2011) And other suggestions for seat safety |
(31-Oct-2011) Military kids at greater risk of fighting, carrying weapons and joining gangs, study finds |
(31-Oct-2011) List includes what to wear, trick-or-treating pointers, food and drinks to avoid |
(31-Oct-2011) In California study, 1 in 5 children at some schools intentionally unvaccinated, raising concerns |
(30-Oct-2011) The best way to avoid asthma attacks is to avoid the triggers that cause them, experts say |
(29-Oct-2011) List includes what to wear, trick-or-treating pointers, food and drinks to avoid |
(28-Oct-2011) But strategies can help individuals learn job skills and prepare for the workforce |
(25-Oct-2011) But association could be due to poor parenting, researchers note |
(25-Oct-2011) Researchers find no evidence that meds help these youngsters, but parents' program seems effective |
(24-Oct-2011) Doing so will protect your children from second-hand smoke |
(24-Oct-2011) What parents can do to help solve the problem |
(24-Oct-2011) Kids with myopia spend about four hours less outside each week than others, study shows |
(21-Oct-2011) What to order for them at restaurants |
(20-Oct-2011) New research also suggests that the vaccine does not increase miscarriage risk |
(20-Oct-2011) Vaccination and quick public health response are limiting these outbreaks, experts say |
(18-Oct-2011) Even 'educational' programming is less healthy than independent play, experts say |
(18-Oct-2011) Also in updated guidelines from pediatricians' group: don't use crib 'bumper pads' |
(18-Oct-2011) Health professionals would usually opt for supportive care alone, study shows |
(17-Oct-2011) Black, Hispanic and Native American children less likely to buckle up, study says |
(17-Oct-2011) In study run by 2 elementary school kids, tots and teachers got mixed up 20% of the time |
(14-Oct-2011) Speeding, inattention, failing to yield are most common mistakes, research shows |
(13-Oct-2011) The result: It might push children away from physical activity |
(11-Oct-2011) Findings contradict other research that found paternal age could negatively impact children's IQ |
(10-Oct-2011) Here's what to look for |
(10-Oct-2011) Common complaint can trigger anxiety for parents, excessive cardiac screenings for kids |
(09-Oct-2011) Children at 4 times the risk of being hit by a car on Oct. 31 than any other night, experts warn |
(09-Oct-2011) Toddlers who are quick to share toys act surprised when food isn't divided equally, study finds |
(08-Oct-2011) Respiratory expert offers advice on ways to protect your child |
(07-Oct-2011) Various forms of heart disease seen in parents of polycystic ovary syndrome patients, study says |
(07-Oct-2011) Spread of this skin cancer more common among children than adults, study reveals |
(04-Oct-2011) Paves the way for hypertension in adulthood, researchers say |
(04-Oct-2011) Positive, supportive home can brighten outlook for children with gloomy dispositions, researchers say |
(03-Oct-2011) More than one in 10 opt to skip doses or delay shots, study found |
(03-Oct-2011) Study suggests link for multiple procedures for those under 2, but more research needed |
(03-Oct-2011) Most child abuse homicide suspects are white dads, researchers say |
(02-Oct-2011) Sugar creates the perfect breeding ground for bacteria that cause tooth decay, expert warns |
(30-Sep-2011) Here's a list of possible causes |
(28-Sep-2011) Limiting the size of kids' social networks, more family bonding may delay alcohol use |
(28-Sep-2011) But the rate of increase has slowed considerably since 1990s, study authors note |
(28-Sep-2011) In hospitals and other health care settings |
(27-Sep-2011) Processed, 'white' foods blamed for common childhood complaint |
(26-Sep-2011) Untreated asthma may worsen blood sugar control, study suggests, but reasons remain unclear |
(23-Sep-2011) For when your youngster becomes sick |
(22-Sep-2011) Adult interference may deprive children of needed challenges, not to mention fun |
(21-Sep-2011) Supplies are plentiful and the vaccine is a good match for circulating strains, officials say |
(21-Sep-2011) Rotavirus inoculation kept thousands of kids out of the hospital, saved millions in costs, study found |
(20-Sep-2011) Studies find benefits at 14 months and about 10 years |
(19-Sep-2011) Have pets vaccinated |
(19-Sep-2011) More children abuse alcohol than tobacco or illicit drugs |
(19-Sep-2011) Incidence of 'shaken baby syndrome' and other head trauma almost doubled, study found |
(19-Sep-2011) Approach much more successful than intervention alone, especially for boys, finds study |
(19-Sep-2011) Study finds higher risk for 'peer problems' at age 8 and 9 |
(19-Sep-2011) Much more research needed before finding on Ritalin can have implications for humans, experts say |
(15-Sep-2011) What to do if you're allergic to a faithful friend |
(15-Sep-2011) Heed these safety suggestions |
(15-Sep-2011) Many of the deaths could have been prevented with vaccinations, agency says |
(14-Sep-2011) Math ability is largely something you're born with, study says |
(12-Sep-2011) Dip may come with focus on taking care of children, researchers suggest |
(12-Sep-2011) 4-year-olds did worse in thinking skills after watching the cartoon, study says |
(11-Sep-2011) Working a full-time job to pay for school may contribute to the problem for some, study suggests |
(10-Sep-2011) Let children know they are loved regardless of math, language skills, researchers say |
(09-Sep-2011) Even moderate alcohol consumption by mom or dad influences kids' behavior later, researchers say |
(08-Sep-2011) Here are common warning signs |
(08-Sep-2011) As the 10th anniversary approaches, experts offer advice for parents to help kids cope |
(08-Sep-2011) Study found mothers in particular remained vulnerable decades later |
(07-Sep-2011) Family's bottom line can also be undermined, researchers found |
(06-Sep-2011) Signs that medical attention may be needed |
(05-Sep-2011) Set stern limits for aggressive behavior |
(03-Sep-2011) Parents can help teach kids to deal with the problem, expert says |
(02-Sep-2011) Odds for delinquency rose when mother and son were in conflict, study found |
(01-Sep-2011) CDC notes this reverses trend toward more of the procedures throughout the 1990s |
(31-Aug-2011) Help your toddler succeed |
(30-Aug-2011) Irritable babies who are secure in their attachment to mom do better as toddlers |
(30-Aug-2011) Study including adoptive and biological parents sheds light on nature versus nurture question |
(29-Aug-2011) Experts offer ways to help children cope with news of hurricanes and earthquakes |
(29-Aug-2011) Choose sports that don't encourage blows to the head, policy statement urges |
(27-Aug-2011) An expert advises parents to check how much is loaded inside, to avoid injury |
(26-Aug-2011) In study, Texas communities involved parent volunteers to get youngsters more active |
(25-Aug-2011) Symptoms may differ from those in adults |
(25-Aug-2011) Kids need time to transition from summer schedules to more rigorous academic routine, experts say |
(25-Aug-2011) IOM panel pored over 1,000 studies and found little evidence for lasting harm |
(24-Aug-2011) Pack healthy meals they'll enjoy |
(24-Aug-2011) CDC says they came from the same mail-order hatchery in Ohio |
(23-Aug-2011) Kids with the condition 5 times more likely to have problems with spelling, writing than those without it |
(22-Aug-2011) Even a low level of depression seemed to help push adolescents to illegal activity |
(22-Aug-2011) Over past two decades, nearly 2,000 deaths and many more injuries have occurred, U.S. study finds |
(19-Aug-2011) Study found that even family and friends can be less than supportive |
(17-Aug-2011) Study finds TV ads key element in why young children whine for sugary treats |
(10-Aug-2011) American Academy of Pediatrics says they're not safe |
(10-Aug-2011) Study finds it may cause temperatures to rise slightly but not go outside normal range |
(09-Aug-2011) Here are possible warning signs |
(06-Aug-2011) Don't try to change your schedule overnight, expert suggests |
(03-Aug-2011) Depression, anxiety less likely when mom takes kids' personalities into account, study finds |
(03-Aug-2011) Filling every empty moment, they switch between phones, TV, computers, UK study finds |
(02-Aug-2011) Proper planning can help parents keep kids happy and safe while on vacation, expert says |
(01-Aug-2011) Lost jobs, expanded access to government-sponsored coverage is spurring the trend, researchers say |
(01-Aug-2011) Data from nationwide survey finds boys starting earlier, doing more often than girls |
(29-Jul-2011) Here are common warning signs |
(29-Jul-2011) Excluding them from treatment discussions left them distressed, researchers report |
(26-Jul-2011) Study found a third of food eaten now is cooked outside the home |
(25-Jul-2011) American Lung Association urges parents to develop an asthma action plan, share it with teachers |
(25-Jul-2011) And many live without family support or supervision, survey finds |
(24-Jul-2011) Young children can drown in as little as 2 inches of water, experts warn |
(22-Jul-2011) Boys at risk of substance abuse, girls more likely to become depressed, researchers say |
(22-Jul-2011) Kids appear best off when both parents are gainfully employed, U.K. researchers say |
(21-Jul-2011) Reasons are unclear, but more media time, longer 'transition' to adulthood might be key, researcher says |
(20-Jul-2011) High temperatures and oppressive humidity pose health risks; doctor offers coping tips |
(19-Jul-2011) Ways to encourage physical activity |
(18-Jul-2011) And other safety suggestions when packing for school or camp |
(18-Jul-2011) Practice made no difference in later tests for learning, behavioral issues |
(15-Jul-2011) Those who rarely smile, laugh or hug may be at higher risk of depression, study suggests |
(14-Jul-2011) New criteria are less stringent than U.S government's recommendations |
(14-Jul-2011) For fifth straight year, fewer characters are smoking in youth-oriented films, study finds |
(13-Jul-2011) Paid sick days for all would help employees meet work, family responsibilities, experts say |
(12-Jul-2011) Experts offer advice on coping with the heat wave gripping much of the U.S. |
(11-Jul-2011) Experts share tips on planning for exercise, fun and healthy eating |
(08-Jul-2011) Basics for your toddler |
(07-Jul-2011) Report finds South with highest rates, but no state showed a decline over the last year |
(06-Jul-2011) Here are common symptoms |
(05-Jul-2011) Longer service duration raises risk that children will develop stress, behavioral problems, anxiety |
(05-Jul-2011) Children not talking by age 2 usually catch up with no lasting issues, researchers say |
(05-Jul-2011) Other research finds that certain antidepressants taken in pregnancy might influence risk |
(04-Jul-2011) Protect kids in the water |
(02-Jul-2011) Drowning is second-leading cause of death of U.S. children |
(01-Jul-2011) Researchers say '4' is magic number for kids to really comprehend counting |
(01-Jul-2011) Identifying such problems may lead to improved care for these children, researchers suggest |
(01-Jul-2011) To protect against sunburn |
(30-Jun-2011) Exposure to secondhand smoke is especially harmful postsurgery, experts say |
(30-Jun-2011) But they advise keeping an eye on outbreaks of chickenpox, which may result from the illness |
(30-Jun-2011) ER visits double for young males when alcohol is involved, researchers say |
(28-Jun-2011) Here's a list of potential risk factors |
(28-Jun-2011) Leeway in working hours helps women meet demands of home, job, study found |
(28-Jun-2011) Goal is to create a 'safe environment' for babies as they sleep |
(27-Jun-2011) More than half aren't using standardized screening methods for kids under 3, study finds |
(23-Jun-2011) Study found Mom, Dad most often key to developing attitudes, not friends or media |
(23-Jun-2011) 21-year study found physical, psychological differences compared to those born full-term |
(23-Jun-2011) Identify overweight kids, encourage more activity, promote good sleep habits, experts say |
(21-Jun-2011) Create a univeral system to rate movies, TV and video games, study suggests |
(21-Jun-2011) Nationwide 'ASK' campaign urges parents to ask if unlocked guns are present in playmates' homes |
(20-Jun-2011) School employees should be prepared |
(20-Jun-2011) Peanuts, milk and shellfish most common allergens, study found |
(18-Jun-2011) Accidents can be devastating for children, but they are also preventable, expert says |
(17-Jun-2011) Suggestions to protect your little one's feet |
(17-Jun-2011) Poor kids tend to be less prepared for school, but having books at home can help, study suggests |
(17-Jun-2011) The earlier they are placed in foster care the better, study suggests |
(17-Jun-2011) Setting rules but being open to discussion may work better than being too strict, researchers say |
(17-Jun-2011) Quality, not quantity, of time spent with father matters more for girls, study suggests |
(17-Jun-2011) Rural America hit hardest by 'natural decrease' as young move elsewhere, study finds |
(15-Jun-2011) Suggestions to prevent burns in babies less than 6 months |
(15-Jun-2011) More than half said they'd consider being a stay-at-home dad if financially feasible |
(09-Jun-2011) And avoid issues with their weight |
(09-Jun-2011) Negative family attitudes can harm a patient's self-esteem and quality of life, study finds |
(09-Jun-2011) But some still don't, which is a 'serious risk,' expert says |
(07-Jun-2011) Contact the pediatrician if you notice these symptoms |
(03-Jun-2011) College football programs have no universal policy for routine replacement, research shows |
(02-Jun-2011) Study finds children who fall behind in these areas may not catch up for years |
(02-Jun-2011) The logo, which replaces the Food Pyramid, is designed to encourage healthful eating |
(31-May-2011) Involve your kids in the shopping and cooking for family meals, experts suggest |
(31-May-2011) Racism, violence, cyberbullying online among things to monitor |
(31-May-2011) It's the first study to demonstrate cause-and-effect, researchers say |
(27-May-2011) Parents struggle to find blend of therapies for children with mix of behavioral symptoms |
(26-May-2011) What to do during hot, humid weather |
(24-May-2011) But researchers found fewer were prescribed when doctors educated parents during visits |
(23-May-2011) For starters, store cleaning products out of reach |
(23-May-2011) Study finds 1 in 6 kids now have a developmental disability, perhaps due to better diagnosis |
(22-May-2011) It can occur when athletes return to play too quickly after head injury |
(20-May-2011) Study found 10% higher chance of hospitalization for psychiatric problems in 9- to 17-year-olds |
(18-May-2011) Would better protect those under 2 who use products like Children's Tylenol, experts say |
(17-May-2011) Those who shun shots also less likely to know that flu can trigger breathing ills, survey finds |
(17-May-2011) Might better protect those under 2 who use products like Children's Tylenol, experts say |
(13-May-2011) Finding reflects youths' experimenting with alcohol and the Internet, expert says |
(12-May-2011) Practice kitchen safety |
(12-May-2011) But study of U.S. and Chinese students finds sense of obligation wanes as American children age |
(12-May-2011) Switching from one med to another isn't always an option, experts note |
(11-May-2011) Families with a child with autism spectrum disorder earn 27% less, researchers find |
(10-May-2011) Here are potential causes |
(10-May-2011) British study finds more conduct issues among kids who were formula-fed |
(06-May-2011) It's not too early to watch their diet |
(05-May-2011) Here are possible warning signs |
(05-May-2011) U.S. study suggests interpreter services may be key to better care |
(05-May-2011) Nearly one-quarter of 2-year-old bottle feeders were obese at age 5, researchers say |
(05-May-2011) Goal is to reduce chances of overdosing on the painkiller |
(04-May-2011) Experts offer tips on how to help prevent youth sports injuries |
(04-May-2011) Big part of the goal is to make sure children get products in the right doses |
(03-May-2011) Ohio study finds media is too often a replacement for adult-child interaction |
(02-May-2011) Help your youngster relax |
(02-May-2011) Higher BPA levels in pregnancy doubled likelihood of breathing problem at 6 months, study says |
(02-May-2011) Formula vs. breast-fed babies show metabolic differences in first three years of life |
(02-May-2011) For tiniest tots, indicated dosage for narcotics is too high 40 percent of the time, study finds |
(02-May-2011) Nearly 1 in 10 infants fed these largely unregulated products, researchers say |
(02-May-2011) Eating together also reduces likelihood of eating disorders, researchers say |
(02-May-2011) Excessive financial burden keeps parents from filling prescriptions, calling doctor, study finds |
(29-Apr-2011) Reposition baby during sleep |
(29-Apr-2011) Study finds this permissive approach leads to alcohol-related problems later in life |
(28-Apr-2011) Suggestions to help nasal congestion |
(28-Apr-2011) Questionnaire targets 1-year-olds at well-baby check-ups |
(25-Apr-2011) Children, pregnant women inadequately safeguarded from hazardous compounds, experts say |
(25-Apr-2011) Those with physical complaints for no apparent cause 'may be getting picked on,' research finds |
(25-Apr-2011) As young as 9 months |
(22-Apr-2011) Dutch study finds pediatricians more apt to diagnose the condition than general practitioners |
(21-Apr-2011) Researchers saw no worrisome side effects for those using the often effective medications |
(21-Apr-2011) Family instability has no impact, researchers report |
(21-Apr-2011) A third think elementary schools should devote more time to PE, survey finds |
(19-Apr-2011) Safety suggestions to keep children safe from injury |
(19-Apr-2011) Yet too many still rely on misinformation from celebrities, survey says |
(19-Apr-2011) Black children affected have 32% greater odds of dying before five than white peers, study finds |
(19-Apr-2011) But half of team-sports injuries are preventable, survey says |
(18-Apr-2011) But direct-to-consumer screening for children can backfire, experts say |
(17-Apr-2011) Association seems even stronger for female children, study finds |
(14-Apr-2011) Study detects familial style of coping, even among adult children |
(14-Apr-2011) These pauses in speech alert toddlers to pay attention, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2011) Researchers urge broader use in the home of outlet covers, cabinet locks and more |
(13-Apr-2011) Even so, three-fourths of families polled nationwide said they had difficulty accessing needed services |
(13-Apr-2011) Financial stress may trigger violent behavior toward babies, researchers say |
(11-Apr-2011) Study found they consumed more calories, exercised less |
(08-Apr-2011) Suggestions for safe freezing |
(07-Apr-2011) But parents also pay attention to government, celebrities and other parents |
(05-Apr-2011) Establish a bedtime routine |
(05-Apr-2011) But young American women still having babies at rates higher than other developed nations, CDC says |
(04-Apr-2011) Texas report ties increase to more parents placing infants to sleep on their backs to prevent SIDS |
(01-Apr-2011) Involve kids in camp selection, get med check-ups and discuss homesickness beforehand |
(01-Apr-2011) It calls for more research, but many parents and scientists fear link to ADHD |
(01-Apr-2011) 28% of women with two or more offspring have children by more than one man, analysis showed |
(31-Mar-2011) Suggestions to help keep them safe |
(31-Mar-2011) Experts debate pros, cons of highly programmed childhood |
(30-Mar-2011) Spanish study found nicotine levels in infants' hair 3 times higher than those who slept elsewhere |
(30-Mar-2011) It's the first time the agency has ever seriously looked at the issue, experts say |
(28-Mar-2011) If they first lit up at 12, they were 26 times more likely to try pot by 17 |
(28-Mar-2011) Sites like Facebook build communities, but bullying, 'sexting' can occur too, pediatrics group says |
(28-Mar-2011) More study needed on home cures such as fennel, herbal tea, sugar water, review finds |
(26-Mar-2011) Consider the ground rules before your college student takes off |
(25-Mar-2011) Research looked at stress hormone levels in saliva from 3 year olds |
(25-Mar-2011) Here are common triggers |
(25-Mar-2011) Tots who played the least seemed to benefit most from parent-guided autism program, study found |
(24-Mar-2011) Enhanced abilities likely result from brain changes linked to constantly repressing tics, researchers say |
(24-Mar-2011) Many parents have stories of autistic children wandering off, running away unexpectedly |
(23-Mar-2011) Suggestions for using a thermometer |
(23-Mar-2011) Where obesity is common, overweight people may look normal, study finds |
(22-Mar-2011) Explain why to your child |
(21-Mar-2011) Avoiding low glucose becomes more challenging |
(21-Mar-2011) Pediatricians' group says positioning kids longer in this way is safer |
(18-Mar-2011) Same isn't true for boys, who get more emotional support from girls, study found |
(18-Mar-2011) Unexpected result may be due to the use of personal music players, researchers say |
(17-Mar-2011) Here's what you can do |
(17-Mar-2011) Many parents provide housing, other assistance to children in their 20s, study finds |
(17-Mar-2011) Instruments tested from one troupe were contaminated with bacteria, fungi |
(16-Mar-2011) Outcome best when student's social life is monitored by opposite-gender parent, study finds |
(15-Mar-2011) Their behavior and mental health improves rapidly, researchers find |
(15-Mar-2011) Existing range classifies half of healthy 10-year-olds as having abnormal rates, review finds |
(14-Mar-2011) Sad fathers also read less to their children than other dads, researchers find |
(14-Mar-2011) But minority, low-income and chronically ill children least likely to have one, study says |
(12-Mar-2011) Thousands wind up in hospital daily because of poorly managed disease, physicians' group says |
(11-Mar-2011) Often it can signal a more serious condition |
(10-Mar-2011) As science catches up to marketing, doubts arise about value, effectiveness |
(09-Mar-2011) Take steps to help prevent injury |
(09-Mar-2011) Barrage of work emails, calls outside normal business hours take less of a toll on men, researchers find |
(07-Mar-2011) But men are more likely to cause greater injury and to confess the crime, researchers say |
(07-Mar-2011) But if no characters are on the box, kids prefer product promoting health over sugar, study finds |
(04-Mar-2011) Suggestions for what to tell a babysitter |
(04-Mar-2011) Researchers suggest it might be a coping mechanism |
(04-Mar-2011) Handbook on underage drinking might help get you started |
(02-Mar-2011) Parents should begin the process as child enters adolescence, experts say |
(01-Mar-2011) Here's what experts recommend |
(28-Feb-2011) And those with higher BMIs developed more signs of depression, researchers found |
(28-Feb-2011) Brain scans of dementia-free adults revealed more atrophy in those whose mothers had the disorder |
(26-Feb-2011) But the response is muted rather than negative, study finds |
(25-Feb-2011) Make sure nutritional needs are met |
(23-Feb-2011) Data suggests children's long-term 'emotional memory' not affected |
(23-Feb-2011) Infants with secure attachments coped better with conflict later, study finds |
(21-Feb-2011) Benefits include less time lost, fewer complications, study finds |
(18-Feb-2011) For kids, education about safe interactions with canines 'cannot begin early enough,' advocates warn |
(18-Feb-2011) Here are potential risk factors |
(17-Feb-2011) But study also suggests interventions can help children catch up to peers |
(17-Feb-2011) Almost 6% of 12- to 14-year-olds drink, and many get booze from a parent, experts say |
(16-Feb-2011) Here are potential warning signs |
(16-Feb-2011) Many caregivers, doctors not heeding FDA warning about dangers of over-the-counter drugs |
(16-Feb-2011) But most mild cases can be treated without antibiotics, researchers say |
(16-Feb-2011) Children with the gene have fewer arguments, better relationships with their impaired parents, study finds |
(15-Feb-2011) And help prevent a tragedy |
(15-Feb-2011) Their offspring benefit too, expert says, from a healthier role model |
(15-Feb-2011) Study finds overuse injuries are common in running-related sports |
(15-Feb-2011) In study, labeling got noticed but didn't influence orders |
(14-Feb-2011) Suggestions to help avoid injury |
(11-Feb-2011) Chronic sedentary behavior 'is compromising children's ability and achievement,' research suggests |
(10-Feb-2011) Expert urges parents of young kids to be aware of the risk |
(09-Feb-2011) They may be less likely to overeat |
(08-Feb-2011) Kids engage in teasing, aggression as they struggle to make it to the top, study finds |
(08-Feb-2011) But healthful diet for toddlers can boost intelligence later on, researchers say |
(07-Feb-2011) Starting when baby is about 3 weeks old |
(07-Feb-2011) Study suggests social connections protect poor teens against smoking, obesity |
(07-Feb-2011) Better services needed to benefit young relatives in their care, researchers say |
(07-Feb-2011) But the risk was found only in bottle-fed babies, study reports |
(07-Feb-2011) Survey finds almost 40% of young adults with disorder getting no assistance at all |
(06-Feb-2011) They should pitch no more than 100 innings per calendar year, and some less, experts say |
(04-Feb-2011) Keeping dinner conversation free from TV, disruptions linked to better health, study found |
(04-Feb-2011) Positive experiences can give preschoolers a healthier outlook on life, researchers say |
(04-Feb-2011) MRI might be a better way to identify ischemic strokes, researchers say |
(04-Feb-2011) Changes in eating, sleeping habits might explain the trend, researcher says |
(02-Feb-2011) Babies with above-average weight gain showed the most improvement, small study finds |
(02-Feb-2011) But when father shared caregiving duties, researchers found conflicts |
(02-Feb-2011) Notable decreases found across all racial and ethnic groups, CDC says |
(01-Feb-2011) Meningitis, whooping cough targeted in new schedule |
(01-Feb-2011) Co-playing age-appropriate games can improve behavior, family connections, findings suggest |
(01-Feb-2011) Doctors should consider patient's weight before resorting to surgery, researcher says |
(28-Jan-2011) Younger children report feeling more confident because of greater supervision, small study finds |
(27-Jan-2011) U.S. preschoolers able to recognize fast-food, cola brand images, study found |
(27-Jan-2011) Many restaurants have them, but experts say they promote bad eating habits |
(27-Jan-2011) Study suggests even the youngest understand size predicts social dominance |
(26-Jan-2011) Multiple factors may keep some people suspicious of even routine shots, experts say |
(25-Jan-2011) Here are suggestions to help avoid the problem |
(25-Jan-2011) Young children of parents who took classes in nutrition, exercise kept weight off for 2 years |
(24-Jan-2011) Errors involving powerful drugs such as morphine dangerous for babies, small children, study finds |
(24-Jan-2011) Making up for lost shuteye on weekends seems to help, study finds |
(24-Jan-2011) Children who display persistence, patience at age 3 become healthier, wealthier, study finds |
(23-Jan-2011) Helmets can help prevent serious head injuries, experts say |
(21-Jan-2011) What you need for the trip from the hospital |
(21-Jan-2011) Sleeping with or being licked by dogs or cats can be conduit for disease, experts warn |
(20-Jan-2011) 18% don't trust measles-mumps-rubella shot, and 30% are undecided, Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll finds |
(20-Jan-2011) For men, other childhood stressors increase risk even more, study finds |
(18-Jan-2011) In study, getting drunk to cope with negative feelings was tied to certain DNA |
(17-Jan-2011) Study finds disparities between rich, poor show up by age 2 |
(17-Jan-2011) 'Pro-social' crowd does better, especially when avoiding troublemakers, findings show |
(17-Jan-2011) The more advertisements they saw, the more likely they were to smoke, researchers say |
(17-Jan-2011) Impulsive or socially inept children more likely to get hooked, study suggests |
(12-Jan-2011) Suggested rules to help keep baby safe |
(12-Jan-2011) They have the same neural machinery for understanding language, researchers say |
(12-Jan-2011) Disgraced physician had various schemes to profit from study's aftermath, according to investigation |
(11-Jan-2011) And brush teeth as soon as they appear |
(11-Jan-2011) Teaching them to be upbeat may be a buffer, expert suggests |
(11-Jan-2011) Movement to make everyone a winner created 'damaging' sense of entitlement, research suggests |
(10-Jan-2011) But many feel peers, media have greater influence, survey finds |
(10-Jan-2011) Exposure poses risk for lifelong cardiovascular problems, experts say |
(07-Jan-2011) They did better on horizontal jump, 'explosive strength' tests, study finds |
(07-Jan-2011) Goal is to prevent kids from getting too much, developing spotted teeth, experts say |
(06-Jan-2011) Some good could come from tragic loss, researchers suggest |
(05-Jan-2011) Ask a lot of questions |
(04-Jan-2011) Percentage of cases revealed to authorities has risen, experts say, but many remain hidden |
(03-Jan-2011) Study points out the problem, but reasons remain unclear |
(30-Dec-2010) Experts offer tips on how to keep kids safe while enjoying winter play |
(29-Dec-2010) It helps your child learn and grow |
(28-Dec-2010) Those who fought, stole, bullied and destroyed property as youngsters more likely to be arrested later on: study |
(28-Dec-2010) Especially when caring for young children |
(28-Dec-2010) They worry about diminished time spent with friends, family |
(28-Dec-2010) Increasing, unprotected exposure to loud club and concert music may be to blame, researchers say |
(27-Dec-2010) Babies fed cow's milk-based formula gained faster, study finds |
(24-Dec-2010) Warning signs to monitor |
(23-Dec-2010) Specialists can be hard to find, but new treatment method has shown success, experts say |
(23-Dec-2010) Worrisome partners, children linked to increased reports of angina symptoms, study finds |
(21-Dec-2010) Study finds correlation with human play |
(21-Dec-2010) Boozing parents may be responsible for spike in cases |
(20-Dec-2010) Those nursed at least six months outscored peers at age 10, study found |
(17-Dec-2010) Danger lurks among tricycles as well as battery- and magnet-loaded gadgets, experts warn |
(17-Dec-2010) Here are typical risk factors |
(17-Dec-2010) Can affect people of all ages and economic status |
(17-Dec-2010) It helped parents feel closer, more in control during difficult time, study finds |
(16-Dec-2010) Much of it comes through sodas, and it can keep them awake, study suggests |
(16-Dec-2010) Study finds nearly 60 percent lived with abuse or other difficult family situations |
(15-Dec-2010) Here are some suggestions |
(15-Dec-2010) Younger classmates less likely to be obese in adolescence, study finds |
(14-Dec-2010) Higher levels of stress hormones, weaker muscle tone noted, but significance is unclear |
(13-Dec-2010) Brush and floss regularly |
(13-Dec-2010) When given a choice and with fruit on hand, most will be happy with low-sugar fare |
(12-Dec-2010) Buying for people with asthma, allergies takes extra thought, experts say |
(11-Dec-2010) Simple precautions can prevent a holiday visit to the emergency room, doctors say |
(10-Dec-2010) Effort to encourage social rather than binge drinking would be ineffective, researchers say |
(10-Dec-2010) Opinions vary on benefits and risks of milk banks and Web-based outlets |
(08-Dec-2010) Lack of biochemical causes baby's alarm system to fail if breathing problems develop, experts say |
(08-Dec-2010) After losing a son, Georgia woman now tries to help others |
(07-Dec-2010) Choose the right clothing |
(07-Dec-2010) Less likely to turn to substance abuse, suicide as they age if they get support in their youth, study finds |
(07-Dec-2010) Research suggests exposure to electromagnetic fields before and after birth might play role |
(06-Dec-2010) Suggestions to help you plan what's best for you and your baby |
(06-Dec-2010) Once in elementary school, ear and respiratory infections are fewer, study finds |
(30-Nov-2010) Help keep your infant safe |
(30-Nov-2010) Young children can't tell the speed of a vehicle 5 seconds away and moving faster than 20 mph |
(30-Nov-2010) Related dosing mix-ups could have serious consequences, researchers warn |
(29-Nov-2010) Anorexia and bulimia showing up more often in boys, minorities, experts report |
(29-Nov-2010) Study puts brain chemical oxytocin's role in new light |
(27-Nov-2010) Study found that, outside of improving feeding, prenatal diagnosis didn't change much |
(26-Nov-2010) Only 48% of parents without firearms have discussed gun safety with their kids, poll finds |
(26-Nov-2010) Kids need to be taught, and reminded often, to treat others with respect, expert says |
(24-Nov-2010) Here are suggested precautions |
(24-Nov-2010) Pack snacks, meds and sanitizing wipes to reduce likelihood of a reaction, expert suggests |
(23-Nov-2010) Suggestions for what to do |
(23-Nov-2010) Risk of attention problems at age 6 also rises for those born between 34 and 36 weeks, study finds |
(23-Nov-2010) Experts say common-sense steps by parents can stop germs from spreading |
(22-Nov-2010) Doctors should respect their concerns about being judged, expert says |
(22-Nov-2010) Cough, cold medications not meant for children under 4, experts say |
(22-Nov-2010) But researchers stress that causal link not certain |
(18-Nov-2010) But benefits accrue to kids from more affluent families, researchers note |
(16-Nov-2010) Suggestions to help the youngster feel better |
(16-Nov-2010) The number of kids who benefit is similar to the number experiencing side effects, researchers find |
(15-Nov-2010) But a minority of 'problem gamers' may embrace unhealthy ways, research suggests |
(15-Nov-2010) Worrisome signs seemed to revert to normal within 6 months, study suggests |
(12-Nov-2010) Help kids avoid this contagious virus |
(12-Nov-2010) Preschoolers benefit from talking with parents about numbers, study finds |
(11-Nov-2010) Called 'K2' or 'Spice,' the drug is legal in many states |
(11-Nov-2010) U.S. survey finds they typically miss breakfast or dinner but get lunch at school |
(10-Nov-2010) Study finds less than a third start the three-dose series, many fail to complete it |
(10-Nov-2010) Better diagnosis and screening may play a role in increase, researchers say |
(10-Nov-2010) Study suggested a protective effect, but experts say it's too early for recommendations |
(09-Nov-2010) Parents may not understand children's risk from secondhand smoke, researcher says |
(09-Nov-2010) Suggestions to help protect your child |
(09-Nov-2010) Kids who send more than 120 a day more likely to try drugs, alcohol and sex, researchers find |
(09-Nov-2010) Excess weight sets kids up for serious health problems, researchers say |
(08-Nov-2010) Study found they needed more doctor visits to handle issues from parent's absence |
(08-Nov-2010) Finding challenges belief that breast-feeding women get less sleep than those who formula-feed |
(05-Nov-2010) Older sisters more protective of younger siblings, Italian study finds |
(04-Nov-2010) Multiple blankets, heavy clothing for sleep on cold nights increases the risk, officials say |
(04-Nov-2010) Taking more than one anti-seizure drug in pregnancy should be avoided if possible, researchers say |
(04-Nov-2010) Institute of Medicine calls for healthier meals for kids, adults in day care facilities |
(03-Nov-2010) More outbreaks feared as immunization rates for children in commercial health plans plummet |
(03-Nov-2010) More education needed, experts say |
(02-Nov-2010) They report more isolation, exclusion from sports compared with kids in other nations, researchers say |
(02-Nov-2010) Signs the condition may be mild |
(02-Nov-2010) Study finds dolphin moms more successful if aided by female friends, relatives |
(01-Nov-2010) Suggestions to help make it easier |
(01-Nov-2010) Tied to learning problems, anxiety, depression, mood swings |
(01-Nov-2010) White kids more likely to get medicine, see specialist, researchers find |
(01-Nov-2010) Experts doubt current flu season will pose similar threat, but urge vaccinations |
(31-Oct-2010) Chocolates past expiration date may cause illness, expert says |
(29-Oct-2010) Efforts to educate, reassure caregivers will benefit kids with MRSA, researchers say |
(28-Oct-2010) Boosting them may help close achievement gap between rich and poor, study says |
(27-Oct-2010) Compared with groups including children, adult-only sessions had equal success, researchers found |
(27-Oct-2010) Hyperactivity, impulsiveness associated with a 63 percent increase, researchers found |
(27-Oct-2010) But they profess less 'belief in human goodness' than surrogate moms, researchers say |
(25-Oct-2010) It's a popular stimulant |
(25-Oct-2010) Here are some suggestions |
(25-Oct-2010) Doctors can't rely on self-reporting for truth about cocaine, opiates, study finds |
(25-Oct-2010) But doing so on family's schedule may take a while longer, researchers say |
(22-Oct-2010) Suggestions for safe trick-or-treating |
(21-Oct-2010) Swedish study found a near-doubling of risk, but no such effect if father had killed himself |
(19-Oct-2010) Up to 15% of children under age 3 don't get enough, AAP says |
(19-Oct-2010) Kids tested two weeks after birth do better than those tested at 9 months, researchers find |
(19-Oct-2010) Test scores fell as substance abuse levels went up, researchers say |
(19-Oct-2010) Study found repeated exposure dampened their reaction to seeing aggression |
(18-Oct-2010) Who should avoid these medications |
(18-Oct-2010) Preschoolers believed adults' lie about the location of a hidden sticker even after it was proven wrong 8 times |
(13-Oct-2010) Here's how it can harm the baby |
(13-Oct-2010) Make time for yourself when you're able |
(13-Oct-2010) Around 20 percent of siblings affected by language delays and other problems, study finds |
(13-Oct-2010) Child experts issue updated policy statement on use of electronic media for entertainment |
(12-Oct-2010) Suggestions to prevent accidents |
(11-Oct-2010) Here are some suggestions |
(11-Oct-2010) Study suggests a link, but cause-and-effect relationship unclear, experts say |
(10-Oct-2010) Kids urged to get some exercise every day by walking or biking to school |
(08-Oct-2010) Suggestions to maintain the milk supply |
(08-Oct-2010) Recent reports of teens taking their own lives 'the tip of the iceberg,' one expert says |
(08-Oct-2010) But 90 percent with low scores did not develop the disease, researchers said |
(07-Oct-2010) How to offer sufficient iron in the diet |
(07-Oct-2010) Surveys suggest more than 40 percent of adults will forego vaccine, while a third of moms won't vaccinate kids |
(06-Oct-2010) Many prefer using formula or aren't aware of nursing's benefits, study found |
(06-Oct-2010) More research needed to see how mom's fatty diet affects infant's long-term health, study notes |
(05-Oct-2010) Essentials to bring along |
(05-Oct-2010) Largely unrecognized problem raises risks of violence, car crashes and chronic disease |
(04-Oct-2010) But most underestimate their own ability to help stop cycle of obesity, researchers say |
(04-Oct-2010) Study found cash incentive drove lifestyle changes for IBM employees |
(04-Oct-2010) Instead of blaming parents, these experts involve them in recovery process |
(01-Oct-2010) Findings add to previous research, but experts still can't explain link |
(30-Sep-2010) Help prevent frustration |
(28-Sep-2010) Suggestions to get your infant up and moving |
(27-Sep-2010) American Academy of Pediatrics would ban cigarette advertisements altogether |
(26-Sep-2010) From 1990 to 2006, emergency treatment for players aged 9 to 14 rose 163 percent, study finds |
(26-Sep-2010) And sugary beverages account for much of their fluid intake |
(25-Sep-2010) Tips on what to do from a pediatric urologist |
(23-Sep-2010) Suggestions for staying dry |
(21-Sep-2010) Suggestions to help keep your child safe |
(17-Sep-2010) Poisonings often stem from pills left out or in a medicine cabinet, experts say |
(17-Sep-2010) Study suggests judicious tweaking of stimulant drugs, plus psychotherapy, may be enough |
(17-Sep-2010) Expert urges society to support families in allowing children to be themselves |
(17-Sep-2010) Study found more than 4 million deaths prevented in 2009 by expanding schooling to women of childbearing age |
(16-Sep-2010) Kids spending most time in free-choice play make fewer gains, researchers find |
(15-Sep-2010) Small Israeli study eliminates divide through special program for first graders |
(15-Sep-2010) Study suggests this behavior may signal a lack of recognition of others' feelings |
(14-Sep-2010) Suggestions for safe chatting and instant messaging |
(13-Sep-2010) What role a parent should play |
(13-Sep-2010) Children exposed to high, low levels of thimerosal had similar odds for the disorder, study found |
(13-Sep-2010) While other types of injuries have declined, concussions have gone up 70 percent, study finds |
(11-Sep-2010) Campaign seeks to reduce the number of injuries suffered by young athletes |
(10-Sep-2010) Close contact fuels infestations, but experts urge vigilance to keep critters at bay |
(10-Sep-2010) School nurse suggests parents take a breath, then get meticulous about battling outbreak |
(10-Sep-2010) This process needs to be considered when creating anti-drinking campaigns, researcher says |
(08-Sep-2010) Teach kids safety tips |
(08-Sep-2010) Tips for preparation and serving |
(08-Sep-2010) Greatest risk is during first year after child is born, researchers say |
(07-Sep-2010) Offer kids healthier alternatives |
(07-Sep-2010) Study found more than 30% of kids who didn't get enough nighttime rest gained too much weight |
(07-Sep-2010) Finding could help spot the disorder early, when treatments are most effective, researchers say |
(06-Sep-2010) Expert urges parents to pack some variety and nutrition into kids' lunch boxes |
(06-Sep-2010) Encourage your child to stop |
(03-Sep-2010) Without vigilant adherence to childhood immunizations, outbreaks could return, experts say |
(03-Sep-2010) It's been linked to fewer health problems |
(03-Sep-2010) Infrequent gazing at others without prompting may be a tip-off, researchers say |
(02-Sep-2010) Be prepared before you put baby in the tub |
(01-Sep-2010) Levels of depression and anxiety still high at least 2 years after escaping abusive relationship, study finds |
(31-Aug-2010) They urge more responsible programming, and ask doctors and parents to play a more involved role |
(31-Aug-2010) But researcher cautioned real risk is still very low for both late-term and pre-term newborns |
(30-Aug-2010) And help prevent falls |
(30-Aug-2010) Pediatrician group issues new guidelines for sport-related head injuries |
(27-Aug-2010) Being on the alert for symptoms can be key to preventing brain damage |
(27-Aug-2010) It's a common infection in children |
(26-Aug-2010) Suggestions for easier potty training |
(25-Aug-2010) Worsening economy has not led to higher incidence between 2007-08, researchers say |
(25-Aug-2010) 2007 data shows many families with private insurance still can't get adequate pediatric care |
(23-Aug-2010) Corporal punishment of 3-years-old twice as likely in these homes, study says |
(21-Aug-2010) Keep in touch, but give them independence and privacy, expert recommends |
(20-Aug-2010) Here are possible triggers |
(20-Aug-2010) Parents need to help protect children from online harassment, risky acts, expert says |
(19-Aug-2010) They're much more vulnerable than kids playing other sports, study finds |
(19-Aug-2010) CDC sees rise in shots against meningitis, whooping cough |
(16-Aug-2010) And avoid a back injury |
(16-Aug-2010) Black and American Indian girls continue getting heavier, while trend has leveled out in whites, study finds |
(16-Aug-2010) Kids without siblings just as popular as others, U.S. research shows |
(13-Aug-2010) Some common symptoms of 'whooping cough' |
(12-Aug-2010) Nearly 80% of preschool children are still disciplined this way, U.S. researchers estimate |
(12-Aug-2010) Mother's brain may be wired to 'goo' and 'coo,' research suggests |
(12-Aug-2010) Daily annoyances more apt to irk those who didn't get along with father, researchers say |
(12-Aug-2010) And other children's successes don't outweigh the negative, study finds |
(10-Aug-2010) Survey sponsors urge parents to use media to communicate with teens |
(09-Aug-2010) To help reduce drowning risk |
(09-Aug-2010) Rate of early onset has doubled for 7-year-old white girls, study finds |
(08-Aug-2010) University offers helpful advice to ease transition for students and their parents |
(06-Aug-2010) When an infant's neck tilts to one side |
(06-Aug-2010) Grief usually turns into joy, resilience, experts say |
(04-Aug-2010) Baby probably doesn't need a daily bath |
(03-Aug-2010) Abnormal arm muscle tone, visual processing evident in month-old babies, study says |
(02-Aug-2010) What to do to protect yourself |
(02-Aug-2010) Even healthy ones can run into trouble with too much use, researchers say |
(01-Aug-2010) In fact, very young male infants wake up more readily than girls, study finds |
(30-Jul-2010) When behavior goes beyond typical mischief or rebellion |
(29-Jul-2010) Help ease your youngster's fear |
(29-Jul-2010) Hanging out with no adult presence a recipe for violence even in 'good' neighborhoods, study finds |
(29-Jul-2010) No reason to prevent gay, lesbian prospective parents from adopting, study says |
(29-Jul-2010) Primarily those with neurological disorders |
(28-Jul-2010) Study finds higher rates of disharmony in U.S. families |
(27-Jul-2010) Suggestions to help keep the infant calm |
(27-Jul-2010) Study finds link between maternal attention, child's mental state decades later |
(26-Jul-2010) Drowning can happen 'quickly, silently, and without notice,' expert warns |
(26-Jul-2010) Contact lenses, IV tubes lead list of items causing trips to the ER, study shows |
(25-Jul-2010) More than 200,000 U.S. kids go from the playground to the hospital each year, group reports |
(24-Jul-2010) Injuries are often 'predictable and preventable,' expert says |
(23-Jul-2010) Study finds close ties between positive emotions, physical well-being |
(23-Jul-2010) Make sure it's readily available and watch for signs of dehydration, doctor advises |
(22-Jul-2010) Suggestions for 'well-child' visits |
(22-Jul-2010) Parents' motives range from punishment or sedation to amusement, research suggests |
(21-Jul-2010) Scaliness and redness on a baby's scalp |
(20-Jul-2010) Suggestions for 'upgrading' to a cup |
(20-Jul-2010) Study finds that outcomes are worse for daughters of affected women, vs. other parent-child pairings |
(19-Jul-2010) Slower, pickier eating can arise in infancy, but growth tends to be unimpaired, study finds |
(16-Jul-2010) Youngsters who have trouble resolving problems with others also at risk of becoming bullies, victims or both, researchers say |
(15-Jul-2010) Children fared worse when mothers struggled with PTSD, depression, researchers say |
(15-Jul-2010) Oregon study finds 1 in 5 young kids exposed to more than the recommended 2 hours a day |
(14-Jul-2010) Without treatment, anxiety and depression can plague kids through adult years, expe |