Child & Adolescent Health
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06/01/2014 - Vitamin clue to child strength
Pregnant women who catch the sunshine may help their children be physically stronger, according to British researchers. More
03/01/2014 - Young drinkers’ DNA affected by alcohol
Young people’s DNA could be affected when they drink alcohol, a preliminary study has found. More
17/12/2013 - Alarm as teens obsess about weight
Most girls in their early teens are scared of putting on weight or getting fat, British researchers warned today. More
12/12/2013 - Malaria advances "no cause for complacency"
Deaths from malaria have nearly halved this century thanks to "remarkable progress", global health experts revealed yesterday. More
12/12/2013 - Father genes influence baby weight
Children that are born small may suffer from a genetic problem that also causes their fathers to develop diabetes, according to a major UK research project. More
10/12/2013 - Child unfitness government "neglect"
British governments are responsible for "mass child neglect" for letting the nation's young people become unfit, it was alleged today. More
09/12/2013 - Immune programming blood cancer hope
A radical new technique, based on reprogramming immune system cells, is proving a "powerful" treatment, researchers revealed yesterday. More
06/12/2013 - Anaemia a persistent global burden
Young women and children are still more likely to suffer from anaemia, despite increasing efforts to diagnose and treat the condition on a global scale. More
27/11/2013 - E-cigarette child warning
Marketing of electronic cigarettes needs to be regulated to protect children becoming addicted to nicotine, campaigners warned today. More
21/11/2013 - Too much sport as bad as too little - study
Teenagers who are driven towards sporting excellence, practising for hours daily, suffer ill-effects as much as those who do little activity, researchers claimed today. More
21/11/2013 - Wean slow to prevent allergy - study
Women who are breast-feeding might help their babies by introducing solid food after 17 weeks, according to a new study. More
14/11/2013 - Child pulses up
British children leaving primary school have average pulse rates significantly faster than children 30 years ago, researchers warned today. More
13/11/2013 - World plea on pneumonia
Health experts called for action today on the world's biggest killer of infants - pneumonia. More
11/11/2013 - Polio battle stepped up
A massive polio vaccination programme is to be launched in the Middle East amid concern of a resurgence of the virus in war-torn Syria, it has been announced. More
08/11/2013 - Chocolate may protect against fat
Chocoholics need not put on weight - and may even benefit from their habit, according to a new study. More
07/11/2013 - IVF cancer link ruled out
Children born through assisted reproduction do not need to worry about facing any increased risk of cancer - at least while they are children, according to a major new study. More
04/11/2013 - Female mutilation a safeguarding issue - report
Genital mutilation of young girls should be treated as child abuse
when it is found to be happening in the UK, a major report says today. More
31/10/2013 - Child poverty link to Euro-health problems
High levels of relative child poverty have a massive impact on health across Europe, according to a major report published yesterday. More
29/10/2013 - New warning on baby swaddling
The traditional way of wrapping babies, in swaddling clothes, is becoming increasingly popular - but it places risks to the babies' hips, an expert warns today. More
22/10/2013 - Fitness boosts teen brains
Teenage girls who undertake regular exercise show dramatic improvements in the study of science, researchers report today. More
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