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A new study is reporting that exposure to lead during childhood can lead to permanent brain damage. What's more, there are no parts of the brain...
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A study of behavior treatment in autistic children has found that early intervention, as early as 18 months, can improve the symptoms of the disorder...
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The CDC has issued its first report on the H1N1 vaccine, stating that the vaccine is safe and few side effects have been seen. By mid-November,...
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It's a shocking statistic, but one that the U.S. Centers for Disease and Prevention says is a growing trend. The study looked at over 800...
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is recalling over 2 million cribs following the reports of 4 infant...
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A new study shows that children who attend day care at in-home settings may be watching up to 2 hours a day of television at day care, and perhaps...
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Today is the Great American Smokeout 2009. If you smoke, today is a very good day to try putting down the cigarettes...but if you have children, it is...
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One of the favorite holiday rituals for many families each year is a trip to the mall to visit Santa. However, this year, Santa's got a problem -...
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According to a recent online survey, approximately 43% of kids have been bullied in the past month. Over half said that they had been teased in a way...
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- Giving children contact lenses instead of glasses can improve self-image
- Doctors seeking to prevent the publication of negative comments online
- Study finds that optimistic women live longer
- Need another reason to lose some weight? Belly fat contributes to breathing problems
- 95% of cell phones carried by doctors may carry bacteria
- Grandparents found be a stabilizing source for kids, especially those in turmoil
- Surprising reason behind nation's nursing shortage
- Experts say school fitness programs fall far short of what children need
- Embryo adoption - the new frontier in fertility?
- Warm weather can cause increase in migraines
- Economic news makes men more depressed than women, study says
- Experts: Ovarian cancer can be detected 2 years earlier through routine screening
- Colorado debates bill that would require DNA samples from all felony convicts
- Is your teenager missing an important vitamin in their diet? Research says yes
- New product recalls from the CPSC
- US failing compared to other major countries in health care, according to report
- Living near open spaces encourages kids to get more physical activity, study finds
- Kids obese? Don't blame it on food nutrition programs: USDA
- New product recalls by the CPSC, 3/12/09
- Researchers find ovarian changes in obese women that affect fertility
- Is your child's school near a fast food restaurant? Expect obesity rates at the school to rise
- Allergic to peanuts? Exposure can help build tolerance, research finds
- Do you have neck fat? Research finds it might be linked to heart problems
- Feed 'em fish! Why fish may increase intelligence in teenagers
- New test can detect Alzheimer's in its earliest stages
- Struggling with infertility? Hope may be on the horizon
- Is there lead in your children's books? The government isn't so sure
- Obesity can be as harmful to your health as smoking, research says
- Why sustained bouts of exercise are better for your kids
- Lessons we can learn from Natasha Richardson's tragic accident
- Nordstroms recalls girls' shoes
- Depression pill approved for children amid controversy
- Why booze may be even better for your bones than calcium
- Is veggie Viagra coming your way?
- Men are cutting more than costs with the economy down
- New study shows anesthesia may cause learning disabilites in small children
- Childhood soy diet may protect against breast cancer later in life
- http://www.examiner.com/x-5092-Denver-Family-Health-Examiner~y2009m3d24-Childhood-soy-diet-may-protect-against-breast-cancer-later-in-life
- Breast cancer more likely to reappear in younger women
- Children with ADHD may learn better when fidgeting, research finds
- 7 new product recalls from the CPSC
