Tags: Pediatrics

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Kentucky Children's Doctor Admits to Hiring Hitman to Murder Her Ex-Husband

U.S.

Starring Baby Olivia: Sex Ed Classes In Some States May Incorporate Video from Anti-Abortion Group

Science/Health

Salty Or Sweet? Toddlers With A Sweet Tooth Are More Likely To Be Obese

Science/Health

Cleaner Air Linked To Better Child Respiratory Health In Decades-Long Study

Science/Health

Meditation May Help Prevent Obesity By Boosting Eating, Exercise Awareness

Science/Health

Baby BMI Predictions May Help Reverse Worldwide Obesity 'Epidemic'

Science/Health

Teenage Emotions May Predict Future Employment

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Baby Ear Infection Rates Drop 15 Percent In Two Decades: Study

Science/Health

Womb Exposure To Everyday Pollutant Linked To Self-Regulation Impairments

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Free Breakfast At School Protects Kids From Becoming Overweight

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Becoming An Older Sibling Lowers Toddler's Obesity Risk

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Conjoined Twins: Youngest Ever Separated By Swiss Doctors

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Secondhand Smoke Still A Problem For Teens, CDC Says

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Mustaches Beat Women To Jobs In Academic Medical Institutions, Study Finds

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Pediatricians Recommend Screening All Children For Cholesterol, Depression And HIV

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