How Kids With Autism May Be Affected By Smog
Air pollution might increase the risk of hospitalization for children with autism. New research suggests that smoggy days are detrimental to their development.
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Aspirin and blood thinners: Know the risks
Studies have shown that adding aspirin may do more harm than good for patients already taking a blood thinner. So, if you have to, make sure a Doctor is aware.
The U.S. is to expand vaccine and drug distribution
The Department of Health and Human Services will expand the distribution of monkeypox vaccines and treatments through a new $20 million contract.
Robots Could Help Detect Mental Issues In Children
According to U.K. researchers, robots are better than humans at detecting mental health issues in children. Learn about this study on our website.
Study: Mother's Fat Metabolism Have Link To Baby's Weight
According to a study, maternal fat metabolism in the early stages of pregnancy influences a baby's weight and neurodevelopment in the first two years of life.
Avoid Hydroquinone-based Skin Lightening Agents
Hydroquinone is a skin-lightening agent, but it may increase your risk for skin cancer. Learn more about the dangers of hydroquinone and others.
Lactose-reduced formula linked to obesity in toddlerhood
Under the direction of a doctor, families may use lactose-reduced formula only if necessary. Not doing so may put children at higher risk for obesity.
Vaccine Safety Continues To Be A Worry For Parents
Findings show that parental concern about the safety of childhood vaccines increased significantly during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Study: Air Pollution May Alter Your Baby's Gut Microbiome
Research shows that exposure to air pollution during the first six months of life may affect the microbiome in infants' guts, increasing the risk for obesity.
Time-Restricted Eating: A Benefits And Research Review
New research suggests that time-restricted eating may be healthy for weight loss. Learn about what time restriction is and how it can support your health goals!
Study: Lack of Sleep in Teens Could Lead To Overweight
Lack of sleep seems to be a growing cause of obesity among teens and adolescents in the U.S., according to new research. What should parents do?
Shorter Antibiotic Durations May Treat Pediatric Infections
Recent studies show that shorter antibiotic durations are effective at treating pediatric bacterial infections with fewer side effects than the traditional.
How COVID is lowering US life expectancy
The CDC has released its annual report on death and disease in the US. It shows a rise in mortality rates across the country, with COVID-19 the likely factor.
Whole Foods Accused Of False Advertising In Beef Lawsuit
A recent lawsuit against Whole Foods Market claims that the company is falsely marketing beef with the slogan "No Antibiotics, Ever." Get the details here.
Celebrate National Beach Day on August 30
Get in the sand and sun this year on National Beach day. Learn about the history and meaning of this holiday while getting tips on having a great beach day!
IV Nutrition: No Evidence To Support Its Success In Athletes
Intravenous nutrition is becoming increasingly popular among competitive athletes, but there's no scientific evidence that it works. Should you be wary?
The Science Of Why Our Brains Wear Out At The End Of The Day
A former government investigator has discovered that doctors are trading positive reviews for new patients. It could impact the health sector.
Doctors Using Fake 5-Star Reviews To Boost Business
A former government investigator has discovered that doctors are trading positive reviews for new patients. It could impact the health sector.
Active Shooter Drills: What Doctors Say; How They Can Help
Doctors have found that active shooter drills can cause school-age kids to experience trauma and anxiety. Learn more about the potential effects.
Binge Drinking Increases Among Pregnant Women
New research shows binge drinking; high alcohol use during pregnancy is increasing. This behaviour change is occurring at a faster rate among pregnant women.