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Babies in strollers can be exposed to more than twice as much pollution than adults
Babies in strollers or prams can be exposed to up to 60 percent more pollution than their parents, causing potential damage to their frontal lobe and impacting on their...
3 minutes ago - ScienceDaily - 3 articles
Babies in prams 'exposed to more pollution'
Infants in prams can be exposed to up to 60% more pollution than adults, a study finds.
16 minutes ago - BBC - 3 articles
Breastfeeding isn't always easy: Here are answers to commonly asked questions
Am I doing this right? Is it supposed to feel like this? Is my baby getting enough? We've got answers.
37 minutes ago - NBC News
Prams expose babies to up to 60% more air pollution than adults
Researchers from the University of Surrey found that the air in the first metre above the ground is usually the most polluted due to it being relatively level with vehicle...
49 minutes ago - Daily Mail - 3 articles
HGTV's 'Good Bones' star Mina Starsiak is a mom! See the sweet announcement
Nope, it definitely was not a food baby!
2 hours ago - NBC News
Carrie Underwood shows off her baby bump in adorable photo
Hey, baby!
2 hours ago - NBC News
Jinger Duggar shares precious photo of smiley baby daughter, Felicity Nicole
Aww!
2 hours ago - NBC News
‘Parenthood' star Erika Christensen welcomes baby No. 2 in unexpected home birth
Her husband, Cole Maness, helped deliver the newborn.
2 hours ago - NBC News
Baby's stroke a reminder why the chickenpox vaccine is so important
The 11-month-old boy suffered weakness after catching the infection from unvaccinated older siblings.
2 hours ago - NBC News
Remifentanil may halve the need for epidural
Women in labor receiving IV remifentanil patient-controlled analgesia were half as likely to need a subsequent epidural than those receiving intramuscular pethidine injection...
4 hours ago - Healio - 2 articles
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Intensive Care Mortality Prognostic Model for Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension*
Objectives: The disease burden and mortality of children with pulmonary hypertension are significantly higher than for the general PICU population. We aimed to develop a...
Kids who regularly talk to adults improve two areas of their brain
Children who talk to adults improve the language regions of their developing brain more quickly and get better language skills, according to new research by Massachusetts...
Pregnant women could be spared epidurals if NHS changed painkiller
Experts say remifentanil is more effective than the injection, pethidine, given to 250,000 women in a year. Forty per cent of women in the UK end up needing an epidural after...
High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy Tied to Heart Disease Risk Afterward
High blood pressure during pregnancy isn't just dangerous for both mother and child during pregnancy; it can put the mother at risk for future high blood pressure problems. And...
Grip Strength Can Help Predict Your Child's Future Health
Grip strength of children may help predict unhealthy outcomes and future risks for developing diabetes, heart disease, disability and even early mortality.
Women with Intellectual, Developmental Disabilities Twice Likely to Have...
Women with intellectual and developmental disabilities are twice as likely to have a repeat pregnancy within one year of previous live birth which is associated with smaller...
Tdap Vaccination during Pregnancy May Not Increase Autism Risk in Children
Tdap vaccination for pregnant women may not increase the risk of autism spectrum disorder in children.
Summer Break Can Be Over Any Time Now, Thanks
Don't get me wrong: there are great things about summer break. Like... uh... Um... Okay, like the fact that it's almost over. Because I'm so over it. I hear a spoon clinking...
Mom's Healthy Lifestyle Lowers Child's Risk of Obesity
Your mom is everything. And new research is showing that to be even more true than it already was. Mothers who practice a healthy lifestyle and follow healthy behaviors are...
Baby who has 50 allergies is forced to live as prisoner in his own home
Nine-month-old Riley Kinsey, from Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, can only eat turkey, carrots, plums and sweet potatoes or his body becomes covered in hives that can...