Saturday, November 21, 2009

infants

Health Buzz: Newborn's Cries Mimic Mom's Language and Other Health News

Rihanna speaking out about domestic violence; 6 common myths and misconceptions about diabetes more >>

Newborn Babies May Cry in their Mother Tongues

Days after birth, French and German infants wail to the melodic structure of their languages. more >>

New Item on the School Cafeteria Menu: a Calorie Limit?

The Institute of Medicine also says kids need more fruits, veggies, and whole grains. more >>

Money-Saving Tips for New Parents

Babies are expensive, but these experts offer ways to control the costs. more >>

Majority of Babies Will Live to 100—How Will They Do It?

Rising life expectancy means more of us will live not only longer but better through our senior years. more >>

Health Buzz: America's Fish Contaminated by Mercury and Other Health News

HPV vaccine's side effects are tough to monitor; is your baby smarter than you are? more >>

What's Wrong With This Picture? Baby Is in Danger

Magazine photos, ads show unsafe baby sleep positions and situations that may cause SIDS, study says. more >>

Is Your Baby Smarter Than You Are?

Infants use science and math to figure out how the world works. more >>

Breast-Feeding Lowers Breast Cancer Risk for Some

A new study shows it lowers the risk of premenopausal breast cancer for those with a family history. more >>

Combo Treatment Eases Wheezing in Babies

Epinephrine, dexamethasone reduces hospitalization risk by 35%, study finds more >>

Vaccine Schedule: The Pros and Cons of Taking a Flexible Approach

Two pediatricians share conflicting views on whether it's OK to space out your baby's immunizations. more >>

Health Buzz: Birth of Octuplets and Other Health News

How much you should pay for healthcare; what experts think about rating hospitals and doctors. more >>

Health Buzz: Dropping Cancer Rates and Other Health News

Melamine found in U.S. infant formula; how to have your turkey and a healthy Thanksgiving, too more >>

Marc Jacobs Bugaboo: Strolling in Style

Your baby will be safe and stylish ... that is, if you can snag one. more >>

U.S. Gets a 'D' for Preterm Birth Rates

March of Dimes says 18 states plus Puerto Rico and District of Columbia get failing grades. more >>

How Much Sun Does It Take to Make Vitamin D?

Hint: A lot more than you'd think. more >>

3 Ways to Make Sure Kids Get Their Vitamin D

If your kids were getting the recommended dose before, they now need twice that much. more >>

Health Buzz: SIDS Risk and Other Health News

Circumcision and HIV, honey and healing, and how school lunches affect test scores. more >>

Our Baby Formula Worries Pale Next to China's

While we may be scared by bisphenol A in bottles and formula, it's nothing compared with melamine. more >>

Vitamin D Deficiency Common in Babies

Why breast-feeding and sunscreen may be to blame. more >>

Once in Intensive Baby Care, These Twins are Now Walking

Keira and Evan were delivered two months early, it wasn't clear they'd make it to their first birthday. more >>

Money Tips for New Moms

5 tips for saving big before delivery day. more >>

Diabetes in Pregnancy Is on the Rise

Why—and how—diabetic women should prepare to conceive a baby. more >>

Health Buzz: Sleeping Babies and Other Health News

How to Prevent Preterm Birth

Premature babies face a greater risk of childhood death and adult infertility, a study finds. more >>

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