Children's Health

Beriberi seen after teen gastric bypass
Sep 03 04

The nutritional disorder, beriberi - caused by lack of vitamin B1 in the diet - can appear in teens who have undergone gastric bypass… Beriberi seen after teen gastric bypass   

 

Great outdoors may ease ADHD symptoms
Aug 30 04

Parents may find some help for their children’s ADHD symptoms by going back to nature, new research suggests.

The study of 452 parents of… Great outdoors may ease ADHD symptoms   

 

Drugs helpful for boys with breast enlargement
Aug 20 04

Many teenage boys experience some degree of enlargement of the breasts around the time of puberty. When the condition is troublesome, anti-estrogen drugs seem… Drugs helpful for boys with breast enlargement   

 

Late start may delay toilet training
Aug 19 04

The average age when children are successfully toilet trained is going up, and new research has identified certain factors related to this trend.

Children… Late start may delay toilet training   

 

Better research needed on youth physical activity
Aug 12 04

Few dispute that the increasingly overweight youth of the U.S. need to get moving, but many studies fail to take into account all… Better research needed on youth physical activity   

 

Post-trauma therapy helps children
Aug 11 04

Treating children for traumatic stress appears to be more effective than routine care or no treatment, according to results of a new study.

“Despite… Post-trauma therapy helps children   

 

New technique saves babies with immune disorder
Aug 04 04

A new technique that combines an immune-suppressing drug with a transplant can save the lives of otherwise doomed babies with a rare genetic disorder,… New technique saves babies with immune disorder   

 

Atypical antipsychotics increasingly used in kids
Aug 03 04

Atypical antipsychotic drugs are increasingly being prescribed for children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and mood disorders, investigators report. However, there is little… Atypical antipsychotics increasingly used in kids   

 

US kids without insurance miss doctor visits
Aug 03 04

Nearly half of the 8.5 million U.S. children who lack health insurance have not seen a doctors or nurse for a medical check-up in… US kids without insurance miss doctor visits   

 

Infant deaths on the decline, says CDC
Jul 29 04

Deaths of babies less than a month old declined by a quarter in the United States the last decade, thanks to advances in the… Infant deaths on the decline, says CDC   

 

Cholesterol Drug OK For Kids
Jul 21 04

Statin drugs, prescribed to millions of American adults to ward off heart attacks and strokes, can safely reduce cholesterol levels and even reverse narrowing… Cholesterol Drug OK For Kids   

 

Mexico Set to OK Glaxo Children’s Vaccine
Jul 15 04

Mexican regulators are to approve this week a new vaccine from GlaxoSmithKline against rotavirus, a disease that causes diarrhea and kills up to 600,000… Mexico Set to OK Glaxo Children’s Vaccine   

 

Helmets urged for child ice skaters
Jul 13 04

Children who ice skate are at risk for head injuries and should be required to wear a helmet while skating, according to a new… Helmets urged for child ice skaters   

 

Teens seeing too many magazine alcohol ads: report
Jul 09 04

Teenagers may be more likely than adults of legal drinking age to come across alcohol ads in their favorite magazines, new research suggests.

The… Teens seeing too many magazine alcohol ads: report   

 

Brief screening spots domestic abuse
Jul 07 04

It takes only a few minutes and a couple of questions to spot many hidden cases of domestic abuse in adults accompanying children to… Brief screening spots domestic abuse   

 

U.S. study examines why some children not vaccinated
Jul 06 04

Struggling, inner-city parents are more likely to neglect completely vaccinating their children, while parents who refuse to vaccinate at all tend to be white… U.S. study examines why some children not vaccinated   

 

Parents set rules, but kids still see TV violence
Jul 06 04

Most parents think their children regularly see TV violence despite their efforts to impose limits, a study published Tuesday shows.

Researchers say the findings… Parents set rules, but kids still see TV violence   

 

Weekend peak in SIDS persists
Jun 21 04

Despite a dramatic overall drop in the number of cases of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) following the “Back to Sleep” campaign, a relatively… Weekend peak in SIDS persists   

 

Environment hazards a big killer of children - study
Jun 18 04

Environmental hazards such as pollution, unsafe water, poor sanitation, lead poisoning and injuries are the cause of one third of child and adolescent deaths… Environment hazards a big killer of children - study   

 

School Smoking Lowest In 10 Years
Jun 17 04

Smoking among high school students has dropped to its lowest level in more than a decade as fewer students say they’ve tried the habit,… School Smoking Lowest In 10 Years   

 

Study finds many kids deficient in vitamin D
Jun 17 04

Vitamin D deficiency may be a common but unrecognized problem among U.S. adolescents, new study findings suggest.

Researchers found that among 11- to 18-year-olds… Study finds many kids deficient in vitamin D   

 

Warning: Playing in sand can be dangerous to kids
Jun 16 04

Although it rarely happens, children can be killed while playing in sand. “Sand dunes, beach digging, and other areas of substantial sand buildup, including… Warning: Playing in sand can be dangerous to kids   

 

Botswana races to immunize children in polio scare
Jun 15 04

Health workers backed by helicopters and dugout canoes raced on Tuesday to immunize children across Botswana against polio after the first case in a… Botswana races to immunize children in polio scare   

 

Early malnutrition curbs cognition in children with cystic fibrosis
Jun 14 04

In children with cystic fibrosis, preventing prolonged malnutrition by early diagnosis and nutritional therapy is associated with heightened cognitive function, according to researchers.… Early malnutrition curbs cognition in children with cystic fibrosis   

 

Parents accurately assess kids’ ADHD treatment
Jun 09 04

Doctors often rely on teachers to let them know how well a child responds to treatment for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), but parents are just… Parents accurately assess kids’ ADHD treatment   

 
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