Children watch TV and have high blood pressure
Recently, scientists have published a study that said that children sitting in front of a TV screen or playing computer games for too long may increase the risk of high…
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Recently, scientists have published a study that said that children sitting in front of a TV screen or playing computer games for too long may increase the risk of high…
About 70% of US children have low vitamin D levels, which puts them at risk for bone and cardiovascular disease, the researchers said.
A new study published in the British Journal of Medicine, BMJ, said that treating flu with Tamiflu and Relenza has very little benefit for children under 12, but may hav…
The severe obesity rate of young children has tripled in the last 25 years, putting many children at risk of developing diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
Asthma is one of the most common illnesses in young children. The cause of this disease has been indicated by factors such as: Genetics, environmental pollution, allergi…
The new study shows signs of depression, the most common form of mental health disorder in the United States, that can be identified right from the start of the second g…
Young children are often afraid to take medicine or drink and spit it out right away because of bitter medicine, or the taste of medicine for them is not comfortable at…
In the world, more and more children are experiencing respiratory problems such as coughing, shortness of breath and asthma.
Although the causes of many birth defects are still mysterious, doctors understand the reasons for some cases, and how to prevent them.
Recent research in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine shows that home-related computer accidents have increased seven-fold, especially in children.
The reading and math ability of many fast food students decreased by 16% compared to other children, a US study showed.
Breastmilk has less protein (protein) than formula, and that may be the reason for a larger bottle feeding, a study has just published.
Children of preschool age (3-6 years old) snoring are often at risk for symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Children with autism will go to sleep more easily if they get about 3mg of Melatonin at bedtime.
Babies who gain weight quickly in the first 6 months of life tend to be obese at toddler age, Harvard University experts say.