Child & Adolescent Health
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29/05/2015 - Smoking ban saved thousands of children - study
The English ban on smoking in public places may have helped cause a massive reduction in the number of children needing hospital admission for respiratory infections, researchers say today. More
20/05/2015 - Childhood alert in obesity research
Britain's population is becoming overweight younger than ever before, researchers warn today. More
18/05/2015 - How cannabis stunts growth
Young teenagers who smoke cannabis may experience early puberty - and reduced growth, a major European conference is to be told. More
18/05/2015 - Peanut threat to asthma children
Many children with asthma may suffer from concealed peanut allergy, researchers have warned. More
14/05/2015 - Mixed results for development goals
At the turn of the century the world set itself targets to improve health and tackle poverty in the poorest countries by this year - and the results are "mixed", according to a report published yesterday. More
08/05/2015 - Measles vaccine prevents infectious diseases
The measles vaccination takes advantage of people’s immune systems and can help to prevent other infectious diseases, a new study has revealed. More
22/04/2015 - Hope for diabetes vaccine
Progress is being made on an insulin vaccine for preventing type 1 diabetes in high-risk children, researchers have revealed. More
22/04/2015 - School rugby risks 'overlooked'?
A UK government plan to boost the numbers of schoolchildren playing rugby could pose serious risks, it was claimed today. More
16/04/2015 - How bad sleep harms the brain
Children with sleeping problems suffer from loss of memory, researchers warned today. More
31/03/2015 - E-cigarettes lure teens - study
Many teenagers are using e-cigarettes for their first experience of tobacco, researchers warned today. More
25/03/2015 - Risks of breast milk bought on-line
Growing numbers of women are ordering breast milk over the internet - but a public health expert warned today of the lack of controls over the trade. More
24/03/2015 - Scans show how smoking harms babies
High definition scans have shown the effects of tobacco on babies in the womb, according to a new study. More
18/03/2015 - IQ link to length of breastfeeding
Babies given extended breast-feeding may benefit from higher intelligence, researchers say today. More
16/03/2015 - New warning on scarlet fever surge
Cases of scarlet fever have nearly doubled in the last year in England, according to new figures. More
02/03/2015 - Young ears at risk - WHO
Nightclubs and smartphones are placing the hearing of a generation of adults at risk, according to health experts. More
24/02/2015 - Peanut cure for peanut allergy
Children who consume peanut foods when they are weaned are unlikely to develop allergy to the nut, British researchers reported last night. More
18/02/2015 - No benefit of naps after age two
Toddlers who nap in the daytime may have a reduced quality of sleep at night, researchers warn today. More
16/02/2015 - Scarlet fever warning
England is facing an outbreak of scarlet fever, public health officials have warned. More
06/02/2015 - Child obesity link to cancer
Children who are overweight face an increased risk of developing oesophageal cancer in later life, researchers have warned. More
03/02/2015 - Baby bath seats cause drownings
Bath seats are increasingly popular for babies - but they have been linked to a series of drownings, public health experts warned yesterday. More
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