Childrens Health - Children's Health
Dr. Nancy Talks About Kids and Coffee
More children are drinking coffee-flavored drinks than ever. Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Today Show) talks about the risks, and ebenfits, of children having extra caffeine.
Dr. Nancy Talks About Kids and Coffee
More children are drinking coffee-flavored drinks than ever. Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Today Show) talks about the risks, and ebenfits, of children having extra caffeine.
Children Affected by Hurricane Katrina Have Emotional Problems
A study looks at the effects of Hurricane Katrina on children.
A recent study finds more than three million children have allergic reactions to food.
Young girl makes boxes of toys and gifts for children in local hospital.
Researchers say today's tough superheroes are sending boys the wrong message.
Nearly 9,000 infants go to the emergency room each year for car seat-related injuries that happen outside the car.
Anti-Depressants Should Not Be Given to Autistic Children
Anti-depressants should not be prescribed for children with autism, according to a new study.
Doctors Now Prescribe Swimming Lessons to Parents
American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that all children ages 1-4 should have swimming lessons.
Being An Only Child Doesn't Impact Their Social Skills
Being an only child doesn't mean a child will have poor social skills.
Autism Can Be Detected in Infants
Erika Edwards reports kids are usually diagnosed with autism around age three-- but new research suggests it may be possible to flag these children as early as one month old.
