Nearly 50 Percent Of Children Receive Alcohol From Parents, Relatives
The study revealed that just under 6 percent of teens had consumed alcohol in the last month.
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Each Year, 100 Babies Die In Crib, Playpen
Potential injuries occurring in the crib include falling, accidental strangulation, and even collapses of the crib.
National Children’s Study Seeks Additional Participants In San Diego
Researchers are requesting women between the ages of 18 and 49 who are either currently pregnant or may become pregnant in the near future.
Researchers Discover Drug That May Prevent Blindness In Pre-Term Babies
New research may benefit infants who are born pre-term and may eventually become blind due to the early birth.
Nearly 10,000 Children Hospitalized Yearly From Crib, Playpen Injuries
A new study explains that nearly 70 percent of these injuries are the result of falling.
FDA Issues Warnings, Parents Continue Medicating Children Under 2
In 2008, the FDA issued warnings about many medicines, causing drastic recalls of many cold drugs.
Children, Teenagers Don’t Care About Calories, Study Shows
Researchers noticed that even while labeling the calorie content of food items, the teenagers still ordered the food they were going to order.
Daily Inhaler Use Recommended For Children With Asthma
Experts still recommend daily use for the most proper treatment of asthma in children, adding that concerned parents should speak to a doctor with any questions or concerns they have.
Finger Tapping May Be Linked To Severity Of ADHD In Children, Study Shows
New research found that how a child controls hand movement may accurately determine how severe, if any, the case of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is.
X-ray Scans On Pregnant Women May Increase Childhood Cancer Risks
The results showed that the children born from these mothers had an increased risk of developing leukemia and childhood cancers.
