When young adolescents strongly identify with a gender that does not match their gender at birth, one option is to offer a reversible treatment that…
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Pediatricians’ offices, children’s hospitals, urgent care centers and emergency rooms across the United States are being overwhelmed by an early, heavy surge of respiratory syncytial…
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Cronobacter sakazakii has been in the news as the cause of infant infections and the reason for a U.S. baby formula recall and resulting shortage…
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Why do some preschoolers refuse naps while others have a meltdown without an afternoon snooze? Researchers suspect it may have a lot to do with…
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Women who regularly use chemical hair straighteners may be more prone to developing uterine cancer, a new large government study suggests. The study, which followed…
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The pandemic brought about a lot of changes in people’s lives. For many, that included a new baby. The United States saw a “baby bump”…
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When teens and young adults go to the emergency room or are hospitalized for critical mental health issues a staggering number are not receiving quick…
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While later school start times can benefit middle and high school students, elementary school kids do just fine with an earlier wake-up call, according to…
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Substantial numbers of kids and teens are being tracked, lured and sexually abused online, and adult strangers aren’t always the perps. In many cases, it’s…
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Playing video games may seem sedentary, but it can be enough to trigger life-threatening heart arrhythmias in certain vulnerable children, a new report finds. Researchers…
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Parents who make an effort to spend quality time with their teens – while offering affection and understanding — are more likely to remain close…
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Experts have long suggested that family dinners serve up many health benefits. Now, a new survey from the American Heart Association backs that up: An…
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