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Cure for HIV Claimed But Not Proven

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

A man with HIV living in Germany may have been cured of his infection by a bone marrow transplant, researchers claim. In 2007, the man received a bone ...

Typical Toddler Behavior, or ADHD? 10 Ways to Tell

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Telling the difference between a normal, antsy 4-year-old and one who is hyperactive to the point where it affects his or her ability to learn has become trickier ...

Childhood ADHD May Limit Adult Achievements

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Having attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as a child may affect a person’s education and salary prospects years later, a new study suggests. In the study, men who were diagnosed ...

Doc Shouldn’t Give ADHD Drugs to Healthy Kids

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

The practice of prescribing stimulant drugs to healthy kids who are looking for a mental boost is not justifiable, and should come to an end, a group of ...

Hair Holds the Key to Measuring Chronic Stress

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Stress has long been linked to an increased risk of heart attack. But now researchers say there’s a way to measure chronic stress by analyzing a strand of ...

Stress During Pregnancy Linked with Preterm Births

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Babies born to women who experienced a lot of stress during pregnancy may have worse health than those born to less-stressed women, according to a new study from ...

Breast-Feeding in Infancy May Shield Adults from Depression

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

People who were breast-fed as infants may have a lower risk of depression in adulthood, a new study from Germany suggests. Researchers looked at 52 people, whose average ...

Weight Gain During Pregnancy: 2nd Trimester May Be Key

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

The second trimester of pregnancy may be a crucial period of time for women to stick to weight-gain recommendations, a new study says. Overweight or obese women who ...

C-Sections Linked with Childhood Obesity

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Babies delivered by Caesarean section may have an increased risk for obesity in childhood, a new study suggests. In the study, children born by c-section had double the ...

Early Bacteria Exposure Important for Building Immunity, Study Says

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Moms, don’t worry too much about getting those surfaces sanitary: New research suggests early exposure to bacteria is critically important to children to keep autoimmune diseases at bay, ...

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Cure for HIV Claimed But Not Proven

Typical Toddler Behavior, or ADHD? 10 Ways to Tell

Childhood ADHD May Limit Adult Achievements

Doc Shouldn’t Give ADHD Drugs to Healthy Kids

Hair Holds the Key to Measuring Chronic Stress

Stress During Pregnancy Linked with Preterm Births

Breast-Feeding in Infancy May Shield Adults from Depression

Weight Gain During Pregnancy: 2nd Trimester May Be Key

C-Sections Linked with Childhood Obesity

Early Bacteria Exposure Important for Building Immunity, Study Says

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