Children's health

Kids and parenting

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• Give immigrants healthcare access: U.S. kid doctors
• Negative views tied to child maltreatment
• CDC: 1 in 5 kids exposed to secondhand smoke in cars
• Even mild concussions can cause lingering symptoms
• Hope for baby born with stunted intestines
• Flesh-eating bacteria case spurs study, treatment
• Obese 9-year-old boy sheds 50 lbs, returns home
• After poisonings, P&G to make detergent pods safer
• Severely burned girls learn to cope at retreat
• Eye remedy linked to lead poisoning, CDC warns
• Child car seat rules mostly ignored, study finds
• Cyberbullying not as rampant as thought, study suggests
• Hope for 'miracle cure' may prolong kids' suffering
• Children's self-control may help keep them thin
• Needle-free vaccines: How about a patch instead?
• Kids make eating well look like child's play
• Big health differences in 10-year-olds of different races
• U.N. aims to end child deaths from pneumonia, severe diarrhea
• Limited success for child abuse prevention programs
• Child support claim rankles sperm donor to lesbian couple

• Sucking on your kid's pacifier: good idea or gross?
• Heartburn drugs don't aid children's asthma
• W.Va. nursing mothers seek legal protections
• Better diagnosis, screening behind rise in autism
• Parents worry as doctors seek to redefine autism
• Heavy teens have trouble managing diabetes
• FDA delays new rules for sunscreen
• More teens smoke pot than cigarettes, CDC says
• FDA: BPA banned in baby bottles
• Ask Dr. Ty: Will early exposure to colds boost immunity?
• US kids still heavy, but cholesterol down
• Avoiding ‘fever phobia:’ treat the kid, not the number
• J&J to remove harsh chemicals from baby products
• Are babies moral? Or do they just like bouncy things?
• Drinking milk not linked to early puberty, study suggests
• Antibiotics could make your baby fat
• What's the best way to avoid mosquito bites?
• Limited impact on child abuse from visits, intervention: study
• Nearly half of U.S. children late receiving vaccines
• Simple formula can predict child obesity risk at birth

• Your child's brain on math: Don't bother?
• Anesthesia before age 3 raises child's ADHD risk
• CVS mixed up kids' pills with cancer drug
• As more autism reported, doctors say check early
• Autism researchers see hope on the horizon
• Girl with deformed face wants to be like other kids
• More kids eating detergent packs, docs report
• FDA approves infant combo vaccine for meningitis
• Lead in jewelry leads to Calif. crackdown
• Teens who don't have sex still at risk for HPV
• Unexpected threat: Tipping furniture causes child deaths
• Children's snoring linked to behavioral problems
• Typical toddler behavior or ADHD? 10 ways to tell
• Tiniest babies may need formula along with breast milk
• Biggest health problem facing American kids? Inactivity
• How baby-driven robots could help disabled children
• Breastfeeding may not ward off child obesity
• Limited success on child abuse from visits, intervention: study
• Smoke-free laws linked to drop in child asthma attacks
• FDA aims to limit kids' radiation exposure