Study finds their sons score high in intelligence and focus
Little ones can feel snubbed by the devices and consequently act out, study suggests
But absolute risk is low, researcher says
Study of high school athletes suggests fear of looking 'weak' might play a role
Ultrasound study detects this preference in 34th week of pregnancy, researchers say
Advice for staying well
They tend to have fewer friends, which can lead to depression and other emotional problems, researchers say
Difference is small, about a half inch at age 3, study finds
Researchers say they may have answer to an enduring anatomy riddle
Teens whose mothers smoked may have issues with thinking skills, study shows
Study shows outbursts occur just as frequently among children without speech, language troubles
Positive interactions during first few months could enhance thinking skills at age 2, study suggests
Injuries can lead to amputations, pediatric trauma expert cautions
Study found men raising toddlers were more responsive, emotional with girls than boys
Kids raised in urban areas 40 percent more likely to report psychotic experiences, study finds
Risk was 4 times greater if they were also overweight as adults, study finds
But the majority of tests are unaffected, U.S. officials say
30 percent of beneficial bacteria in infants' intestinal tract comes from breast milk, study finds
Study suggests a link, but those who mature more slowly are also at risk for physical or verbal violence
Wandering is a hazard for these children, and this technology helps, review finds
Study found moms who read to their infants had children with better vocabulary, reading skills
Drinking figured in 85 percent of the top children's films over 2 decades
Findings support American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines on technology use by very young children
They're more likely to have disabilities and developmental delays, researchers say
Federal stats show some don't eat any veggies at all, and some infants don't get any breast milk
Study shows a generations-long link, but research can't prove cause-and-effect
Study found children who ate first consumed more vegetables, while those who played first wasted less food
In simulated experiments, the task was too tough for children younger than 14
Twins study found DNA most at play for nose's tip, area around lips, cheekbones
Improving the lives of children around the world would reap huge returns, study says
CDC team says up to half of infants exposed to the virus develop seizures
Exposure to lead residue from firing guns can bring health harms, researchers say
Extra pounds appear more problematic for whites and Hispanics, study finds
Suggestions to make it easier
4-year-old 'Julia' joins cast to help young viewers understand the disorder
Cats test positive for harmful chemicals found in house dust, so tots might, too, study suggests
Virus uses a cellular mechanism to cross into the placenta, upping the danger of birth defects
The heavier the mom, the greater the odds of the seizure disorder, study suggests
Benefit is dramatic for newborns who are too young to be vaccinated, researchers say
Premature changes can have lasting effects, such as depression, higher risk of some cancers, study says
Pediatrician explains that marijuana affects a child's developing brain differently than an adult brain
Accidental exposure after conception isn't linked to risks for baby, researchers say
Tendency of moms to mellow with age may play role in children having fewer social, emotional problems
Review of studies finds 1 glass of 100-percent juice a day not linked with weight gain
Which types are recommended?
Preliminary study was reportedly nearly 98 percent accurate in kids ages 3 to 10
Diminished response seen in premature infants who spend weeks in the hospital, study finds
Activity levels drop off equally among boys and girls, and continue dropping steadily through adolescence
Study can't prove cause-and-effect, but children exposed in utero to pyrethroids had more problems
No difference in brain functioning seen in kids assessed to age 5