Children face a lot of challenges these days. The Health section offers health news for a child’s well being. From depression and obesity to accepting success and juggling different demands, this is all about helping kids live their best lives.
IVF helps those struggling with fertility becomes parents. It also singles out medical issues and allows for choosing everything from gender to eye color.
Since 2013, Crisis Text Line has been helping kids in crisis. Why the line, originally set up for a different purpose, evolved? The comfort of the medium.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced the report of the first United States-based case of 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV).
After decades of presenting disheartening data regarding childhood obesity rates, the CDC says obesity rates in preschoolers has declined. See why.
There are common signs of depression in teens that you can look for if you are worried about your teen, and the reasons behind their mental struggles.
A Stanford study says 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit shouldn’t be what you’re looking for on the thermometer anymore. So what’s the new average body temperature?
As fascination grows over DNA links, people are going beyond ancestors and into foods. Are DNA nutrition tests worthwhile? Should they be used for kids?
The Superhero Project aims to help kids in the hospital tune into their super powers when they need them most via works from volunteer artists.
A recent University at Buffalo study on aggressive children is tearing down long-held beliefs about bullies. See what the researchers found.
If you’ve had a miscarriage, you’re not alone — but that doesn’t make it any easier. However, knowing the reasons for miscarriage can help. Here’s why.
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