OPINION Guest column. Toxic stress affects children’s health 1 hour, 26 minutes ago by GARY WHEELER, PATRICK CASEY, DEBRA FISER AND R. WHIT HALL Special to the Democrat-Gazette ...

Other research corroborates the importance of neighborhood quality for children’s health and development. For example, a recent WHO study revealed that 93% of the world’s children breathe polluted air ...

The report echoes many of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s talking points on ultraprocessed foods and vaccines, but with some notable omissions.

For Nicklaus Children’s, being FIU’s official pediatric teaching hospital helps deepen its footprint in South Florida at a time when health networks are trying to keep up with the region’s ...

For example, Ochsner Children’s is one of a handful of hospitals in the country to offer fetal cardiac MRI as a diagnostic tool, which gives doctors more insight into a baby’s particular ...

Non-inherited genes affect children's development Date: May 7, 2025 Source: University College London Summary: Parents' genes -- even when not directly inherited by a child -- may play a role in ...

According to the Children’s Bureau, half of all babies born in the U.S. between 1921 and 1929 benefited from Sheppard-Towner health or education programs. Advertisement ...

Leaders at Nicklaus Children’s Health System, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, and Broward Health say they want to develop a large health system similar to Children’s Healthcare … ...

Make America Healthy Again Commission, led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., released its report on rising chronic diseases in U.S. children, urging systemic reforms.

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A $25-million grant to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles aims to provide mental health services to babies and their families. All children from birth to age 3 who receive care at the hospital will ...

For example, the report’s authors downplay the hazards of phthalates, used to make plastics, and of certain pesticides that have been deemed dangerous to children’s health but remain widely used.