Tags: Children

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Risk Of Asthma Declines In Children Born To Women Who Had A Sunny Second Trimester

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Free School Breakfast Does Not Lead To Obesity

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Autism Intervention Research Does Not Always Account For Diversity

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Antibiotic Use In Children Under 2 Can Increase Obesity Risk

Life&Style

Candy Companies Pledge To Stop Directing Their Marketing Campaigns At Kids

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Accidental Medication Poisoning Sends 59,000 Children To ED Every Year, Report Says

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Americans More Likely To Accept Gay Marriages But Not Divorce, Survey Says

Science/Health

Kids Who Grow Up Happy Have A Lower Risk of Heart Attack In Adulthood

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Child Maltreatment: At-Risk Families May Benefit From Behavioral Training

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Intervention Programs For Young Children Can Help Reduce Bullying

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Children Can Accurately Self-Report The Effectiveness Of Asthma Medications, Study Says

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ADHD Medications Linked to Lower Bone Density In Children

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Vitamin D Supplements For Winter Pregnancies Help Future Babies Bones

Headlines

Moscow: Nanny Decapitates Child, Screams 'I Am A Terrorist'

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'Chaucer's Children': New 3-D Imaging Technique Sheds Light On Diet Of Ancient Children

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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World

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