Long-term harm when children sit a lot on a stroller
Excessive use of children's devices such as car seats, strollers and swing chairs will affect the ability of social development, long-term harm to children.
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Excessive use of children's devices such as car seats, strollers and swing chairs will affect the ability of social development, long-term harm to children.
Scientists have found that one gene increases the risk of children being less intelligent.
A large survey found the negative impact of making students do too much homework.
Passive smoking can cause long-term damage to a child's arteries, causing aging of the blood vessels 3 years earlier than usual, the scientists said.
Placing an infant to sleep next to a lullaby may increase the risk of hearing loss, affecting his speech ability and language development.
British scientists warn that nightmares that often occur in childhood can also be an early sign of neurological problems in adulthood.
Family stress can lead to the immune system of affected children, a team has demonstrated this.
How to create 3-person sperm and egg babies has just been published in the UK.
Fresh fruits and expensive vegetables are associated with a BMI (Body Mass Index) in children in low-income and middle-income families, according to a new study.
Researchers in the US have said that a rare polio syndrome has not had a treatment method on a small number of children in California in recent times.
Recent studies confirm that noise pollution leads the list of harmful air pollutants that are dangerous for adults and children.
Obese children are often at risk of allergies, the first child is also more susceptible to this disease than the first child, allergies can disappear ...
Dr. Pamela Ewan of the University of Cambridge has published a study on new treatments for children with allergies to peanuts.
Snoring has many potential health risks, even life-threatening.
In the Russian provincial city of Voronezh, 500 kilometers from Moscow, surgeons have created miracles to restore hearing to young children.