Stress of Poverty May Influence Health Among Resilient Kids
May 31st, 2013
Poor children who appear to be succeeding socially may experience stress-related physical illness later in life.
University of Georgia researchers found that students ...
Poor children who appear to be succeeding socially may experience stress-related physical illness later in life.
University of Georgia researchers found that students ...
New research suggests that abnormal sleep may aggravate emotional problems experienced in the daytime by children with ADHD.
German researcher Alexander Prehn-Kristensen, Ph.D., and ...
Studies in the latest issue of the journal Reproductive Health Matters (RHM) suggest that information and services regarding sexual issues remain unavailable to ...
Apparently the perception of being sexually appropriate motivates men and women to lie about their sexual behavior to match cultural expectations.
Interestingly, the willingness ...
Being bullied does more than damage self-esteem and self-worth; new research has shown that being bullied during childhood directly increases the likelihood of self-harm in ...
New research suggests that when stress and exhaustion dull the senses and cause mindless behavior, people fall back on established habits -- some of which may ...
The rate of autism in children of all races is on the rise; however, students who are black, Hispanic, or American Indian are less likely to be identified ...
Childhood obesity is a growing concern in America with nearly one-third of all U.S. children ages 2-17 overweight or obese, finds a new study.
Some experts believe ...
Depressed parents often have trouble relating to a child’s emotional state.
Dads are especially challenged to recognize a child’s developmental stage and abilities, and notice whether ...
Parents have long urged kids to finish their food. But new research suggests parents' best intentions may be feeding bad habits.
Brigham ...
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