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Kids’ cough and cold medicines back in focus, FDA mulls over

Kids’ cough and cold medicines back in focus, FDA mulls over

New York, October 3: Once again the pleas of consumer groups and medical experts to pull out the cough and cold medications of kids from the market have become louder for the FDA to ignore the issue anymore.

Fish oil brain study 'meaningless'

Fish oil brain study 'meaningless'

London, September 26: Giving fish oil capsule daily to a child will help in improving his grades! The world's biggest experiment conducted by researchers in Britain to prove the point has been dismissed by the scientists, calling it "meaningless".

Low "Sunshine Vitamin" Levels Linked to High Risk of MS in Children

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Twin studies conducted by Canadian researchers found that lower levels of vitamin D, also known as ‘sunshine vitamin’, may perk up chances of developing multiple sclerosis (MS) in children.

Seat Belts as Good in Preventing Serious Injuries as Car Seats

Seat Belts as Good in Preventing Serious Injuries as Car Seats

Discounting the conventional car-seat law observed for decades in North America, researchers at the University of Chicago and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology suggested on Tuesday that lap-and-shoulder safety belts are equally effective as child safety seats in preventing serious injuries.

Researchers Discover 2 New Genes for Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Kids

Researchers Discover 2 New Genes for Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Kids

US researchers have discovered a pair of genesdefine that perk up the chances of developing inflammatory bowel disease also known as IBD in childhood.

Normal Delivery = Better Mother Child Bonding

Normal Delivery = Better Mother Child Bonding

In a latest American research it has been proved through brain scans that without doubt, women having a normal child delivery procedure are better bonded with their babies as compared to those who have had a c-section birth.

Link-up Between Abuse and Childhood Asthma Confirmed

Link-up Between Abuse and Childhood Asthma Confirmed

It has been found in a recent survey that children who have faced any kind of physical or sexual abuse in their childhood are at a greater risk of developing asthma at some point in time, than those who have had no such traumatic experience.

Babies Say “Mama”, “Dada”, First - We Finally Know Why

Babies Say “Mama”, “Dada”, First - We Finally Know Why

Around the world be it any continent, country, language or origin a child belongs to, somehow, “mama” and “dada” are most often, a baby’s first words ever uttered. This without doubt is the most delightful thing for the parents, but was until now quite a mystery for researchers, as to why these words only, why not something else. But it seems we finally have an answer to the riddle now.

1 Out Of 7 British Kids Say No To Fruits

1 Out Of 7 British Kids Say No To Fruits

According to an astonishing report by the School Food Trust, one in 7 young children in Britain don’t eat fruits.

'Clumsy' Kids More Likely To Become Obese In Later Life, Study Says

'Clumsy' Kids More Likely To Become Obese In Later Life, Study Says

Is your child clumsy? If yes, be careful as a new study found that kids with poor hand control and poor coordination are at an increased risk of becoming obese in later life.

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Weaning is the gradual replacement of breastfeeding with other foods and ways of nurturing. If done gradually, weaning can be a positive experience for both the mother and the little one.

ABC of Weaning

Weaning is the process of gradually introducing the infant to solid diet and reducing the supply of mother’s milk. A fully weaned infant derives all its nutrition from solid foods and is off breast milk completely.

    "It is not about money. No amount of money will give back my limb," said a 65 years old woman with diabetes (name withheld on request) who underwent limb amputation at the Gandhi Memorial & Associated Hospitals (GM & AH), India.

    People with diabetes lose more than money

    She couldn't have been right in conveying the message in the lead up to the World Diabetes Day, 14 November 2008, to prevent many diabetes-related complications that are extremely devastating.

      Aromatherapy – More Than Just Good Smell

      Aromatherapy is a form of alternative healing that makes use of volatile plant oils, referred to as essential oils, and other aromatic compounds obtained from plants for the overall physical and psychological well-being of a person.