A new study suggests that mild to moderate use of prescribed opioid pain medications during pregnancy does not cause an ...

Children were 36% more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD and 56% more likely to develop autism if their mother had gestational ...

The link between opioid use during pregnancy and autism/ADHD in children is due to other factors, not the medication itself.

A WFYI analysis shows that one of the state's most acclaimed charter school networks suspended students with disabilities ...

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Children's swearing stems from various factors like social learning, emotional needs and media exposure. Parental language ...

Science can now show what frustrated parents and teachers have observed: Today’s children and adolescents spend too much time ...

US President Donald Trump has claimed there is a link between the use of painkiller Tylenol by pregnant women and an ...

A large-scale study analyzing over a million births in Sweden found no evidence that prescribed opioid pain medications during pregnancy cause autism or ADHD in children.

Tossing is directly tied to executive dysfunction, a behavioral symptom that interferes with ADHD-ers’ ability to begin tasks ...

As a child, Alex Campbell’s parents would challenge him to chase their Landrover up and down the Scottish tracks where they ...