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13/06/2016 - Therapy hope for juvenile dermatomyositis
Researchers have made a breakthrough in the treatment of a rare autoimmune disease that affects children. More

01/06/2016 - Focus on children's digestive health
Europe needs to pay attention to the "digestive health" of its children, senior paediatricians have warned. More

27/05/2016 - Prospects for teens with cancer still worse than children
Adolescents and young adults have a lower chance of surviving eight common types of cancer than children, a new study has revealed. More

26/05/2016 - Backing for action on junk food
Most people would agree with tougher government action to protect children from junk food, according to a survey published today. More

20/05/2016 - African improvements drive life expectancy surge
World life expectancy has increased at its fastest rate for 50 years this decade, it was revealed yesterday.World life expectancy has increased at its fastest rate for 50 years this decade, it was revealed yesterday. More

17/05/2016 - Pre-term birth key to neonatal death rates - study
Tackling high rates of pre-term birth is the key to reducing stillbirths and neonatal deaths in the UK, according to a report published today. More

17/05/2016 - Teen poisonings increase
British teens are suffering from growing numbers of poisoning incidents, many involving alcohol, according to a study published today. More

16/05/2016 - Gestational diabetes link to baby body fat
Babies whose mothers had gestational diabetes have more body fat at two months of age compared to those whose mums were healthy during pregnancy, according to a new study. More

10/05/2016 - Invest in adolescent health - experts
The world should invest in the health of its billions of adolescents, according to a major report published today. More

10/05/2016 - New warning on swaddling
Swaddled infants face increased risk of death if left to sleep on the front or side, according to a new study. More

06/05/2016 - Infections in babies ‘increase diabetes risk’
Babies who develop viral respiratory infections in their first six months face an increased risk of type 1 diabetes as they grow older, according to a German study. More

22/04/2016 - School gender mix affects eating disorder diagnosis
The proportion of girls to boys in a school affects the risk of girls developing eating disorders, according to a new study. More

19/04/2016 - Genes linked to sexual behaviour
A major genetic study of Britons has found DNA linked to age of first sexual intercourse and age of puberty, it was announced last night. More

15/04/2016 - Improved survival rates among young liver transplant patients
Four out of five youngsters who receive liver transplants are now expected to survive for 20 years, it has been revealed. More

06/04/2016 - Toddlers’ diets put them at obesity risk
UK toddlers are at risk of obesity in later life because of their poor diet, research out today warns. More

06/04/2016 - Rate of asthma diagnosis questioned
Asthma is routinely overdiagnosed, two senior respiratory doctors say today. More

30/03/2016 - Abnormal embryos may become healthy
New research suggests that embryos that contain abnormal cells still have a chance of developing into healthy babies. More

17/03/2016 - Antibiotic resistance widespread in child infections - study
About 50% of urinary tract infections of children involve bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics, according to a new analysis. More

16/03/2016 - European teens healthier - and less happy
European teenagers have healthier lifestyles - but are less happy than earlier this century, according to a major survey published today. More

09/03/2016 - No benefit from hypoallergenic formula milk
Formula milk intended to cut the risk of eczema and allergies is not effective, researchers say today. More

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