Staying In Touch with College Kids Can Improve Their Health
May 17th, 2013
Most moms and dads don't want to be known as "helicopter parents" when their kids go away to college.
Still, a new study ...
Most moms and dads don't want to be known as "helicopter parents" when their kids go away to college.
Still, a new study ...
While it has been known that breastfeeding enhances child development and protects from disease, a new study now suggests breastfeeding can also convey positive mental development for infants.
Specifically, breastfeeding may ...
More than 80 percent of youth who die by suicide had some form of contact with the health care system in the ...
Parents who are addicted to drugs or alcohol are more than twice as likely to have children who develop depression in adulthood, according to a report ...
A new study reports that nearly 20 percent of suicidal children and teens have guns in their homes.
What's more, 15 ...
A new study shows that girls in high school who exercise regularly are at a lower risk of fighting or being in a gang.
For the ...
Early childhood adversity -- such as maltreatment, exposure to domestic violence, or living with another person with serious mental illness -- may carry heavy consequences from generation to generation, ...
Several new studies presented at the International Society for Autism Research annual conference back up the notion that environmental factors before birth may play an important role ...
A new study reports that babies whose growth in the womb is at either end of the extreme -- either very small ...
In what may seem an unusual finding, teens with high blood pressure appear to be better psychologically adjusted and enjoy a higher ...
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