Child & Adolescent Health
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13/09/2013 - Twos need tenderness - report
The "terrible twos" should become the "tender twos", according to a major report yesterday calling for a new focus on the emotional welfare of babies. More
10/09/2013 - Baby foods too sweet
Baby foods in Britain are too sweet and promoted too early in the baby's life, an expert claims today. More
05/09/2013 - Schoolchildren face dehydration - claim
Some children may have to last as long as 18 hours without a drink during school-days, it was claimed today. More
22/08/2013 - Alarm as children sit around - for hours
British children are increasingly sedentary, researchers warn today. More
21/08/2013 - Campaign on babies with heart defects
A campaign launched today seeks to highlight the large numbers of babies born with heart defects. More
16/08/2013 - Coffee addiction linked to young death
Young coffee addicts may be endangering their health, researchers warned last night. More
14/08/2013 - Obese mothers raise heart risk
Children of obese mothers have a raised risk of early death, particularly from heart disease, reseachers report today. More
13/08/2013 - Child epilepsy gene found
Researchers have reported the first gene linked to common forms of epilepsy in children. More
30/07/2013 - Call to tackle child heart risk
As many as one in six European children are at risk of heart disease because of obesity and lack of fitness, researchers warn today. More
25/07/2013 - Behaviour risk from smoking in pregnancy
New findings show how smoking during pregnancy is a risk factor for conduct problems in the child. More
19/07/2013 - Eczema’s ‘key role’ in infant allergies
Eczema may play a key role in why some infants develop food allergies, a new study has suggested. More
16/07/2013 - Improve post-natal care - guidelines
Women should get improved care after the birth of a baby, according to guidelines published today. More
12/07/2013 - HIV clue to gene therapy breakthrough
Italian researchers have successfully used treatments derived from the AIDS virus to treat children with two serious genetic diseases, it was announced last night. More
12/07/2013 - Hope for child cancer treatment
Hopes for a new treatment for a devastating childhood cancer have been boosted by successful research at a British university. More
11/07/2013 - Measles not beaten
Measles cases in England are still running at record levels - in spite of the success of the nationwide vaccination catch-up drive, according to figures published yesterday. More
10/07/2013 - IVF poses no child cancer threat
Children born through fertility treatment do not face any increased cancer risk, according to a major study reported today. More
09/07/2013 - Set bedtimes ‘boost children’s brain power’
Young children with irregular bed-times suffer intellectually, according to research published today. More
09/07/2013 - Pet ponies not sold for meat
Children are unlikely to have been eating pet ponies in burgers contaminated with horsemeat, researchers say today. More
01/07/2013 - Doctors warned on painkillers
Doctors have been issued new guidance about the use of painkillers following a series of European reviews. More
01/07/2013 - Vaccine to prevent tummy bugs launched
The NHS begins offering a vaccine aimed at preventing thousands of cases of tummy upset in young children today. More
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