Child & Adolescent Health
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03/09/2008 - Challenge to child fever advice
Combining two household pills may be the best way to treat childhood fever - although official advice tells parents not to do this, researchers said today. More
03/09/2008 - Caffeine problem in schools
School nurses may need to recognise the symptoms of caffeine addiction, an expert has warned. More
11/07/2008 - How eczema leads to asthma
Researchers have found an increased risk of asthma in later life among children with eczema - highlighting the benefits of identifying allergies early in life. More
27/06/2008 - Childhood stress raises allergy risk
Major distressing life events put children at a increased risk of allergy and asthma, new research suggests. More
21/05/2008 - Genes explain why first-born babies are more allergic
First-born children face an increased risk of developing asthma and allergy, according to a study of British children. More
01/05/2008 - Trees may boost child health
Old-fashioned suburban streets lined with trees may provide some children with protection against asthma, researchers reported today. More
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