Danish scientists claim babies appearing jaundice at birth or soon after notice higher risks of having autism.

Researchers explain a new blood test may be available soon that provides potential parents a large list of potential genetic diseases they carry that could be detrimental to the health of their baby.

Long believed to be the best thing for a baby, exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months may be dangerous for a baby.

Swine flu, or H1N1 virus, has claimed the lives of two young children in Northern Ireland.

Stem-cell research has been an object of a lot of press, and this may be a situation where it can improve the lives of not only the young children, but the entire families as well.

Weight gain during first six months of life may influence when a boy reaches puberty.

Mothers who did breastfeed their children appear much less likely to have diabetes than mothers who did not breastfeed.