It runs in the family
Infants have higher risk of developing autism if they have siblings with the disorder, the number was previously estimated at 3 to 10 percent but now it's at 19 percent.
Infants have higher risk of developing autism if they have siblings with the disorder, the number was previously estimated at 3 to 10 percent but now it's at 19 percent.
Children as young as five years are being treated for eating disorders in Britain.
More than half of children's car seats sold in the United States contain toxic chemicals.
Binge drinking and marijuana use is becoming more and more common among teenagers.
Severely obese children should be removed from their parents' home, argue two US doctors.
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Indulging in sweets and chocolates occasionally may stop children from getting fat. 
South Africa's programme to prevent HIV in babies has achieved a 96.5 percent success rate.
Steroid abuse in schoolboy rugby is not a new problem, writes iafrica.com's Paul Dobson.
A new high-dose chemotherapy improves the survival of kids with high-risk neuroblastoma.
Smoking dagga before the age of 15 can affect a child's brain development, a new study shows. 
Allowing your youngsters to drink at home may be causing them to binge drink on the sly. 
World No Tobacco Day celebrates our rights to a smoke-free lifestyle, particularly our children.
Teens who play a lot of video games lose out on sleep impacting on the rest of their lives. 
Children who spend too much time watching television increase the risk of heart disease later.
Sick baby results in parental paranoia, miserable kid and very little sleep for Rob Peters. 
Social decay and sky-high crime is thanks to broken families, according to recent research. 
The health of your uterus is essential to ensure the success of your pregnancy, say scientists.
Parents can teach the rudiments of counting even before a toddler can talk, a study found.
Babies not infected with HIV from their mothers, still face a risk of dying in the first year.
Pregnant women are advised to limit cellphone use as radiation could harm their unborn babies.
Children vaccinated for swine flu are nine times more likely to fall spontaneously asleep.
The school year has begun and it's time to start packing those all-important school lunches.
Here's how you change your child's unhealthy regime...
Obesity in children is becoming more of a reality everyday...
