Category - Child Health

• Babies vulnerable when temps soar
• Early babies more likely to have money woes as adults
• Mum calls for better disability support
• Café-au-lait spots: Harmless birthmarks or sign of underlying condition?
• Abu Dhabi kids may begin autism therapy before diagnosis is finalised
• MOSD advises families to make informed choices on summer holiday camps
• Ministry takes nutrition education to rural communitie­s
• Riverview Gardens to host new child-care centre
• Delaware vulnerable to PA measles cases
• Call for action over addiction to screens is fuelled by data revealing 400% rise in sexual crimes against children online
• State gets ₹200crore incentive for child, maternal healthcare
• Nursery says action plan is underway after report
• A legacy of love and care: SOS Children’s Village turns 30
• New study links ADHD symptoms in boys and addictive social media use
• A prescripti­on for progress at DOH
• Schools shouldn’t be billboards for junk food
• Parents urged to allow kids to take HPV vaccine
• How stigma threatens brain health in Kenya
• Social media ban ideas conflict with children’s rights
• Measles resurgence - IOL
• NYAKATFO HIGH PUPILS BENEFIT FROM TAIWAN HEALTH CAMPAIGN
• How to keep babies safe when temperatur­es soar
• How to protect your children from cyclospori­asis
• EAT UP, BABY!
• Melanie K. Greifer, MD,
• Keep antivax politics out of foster licensing
• New malaria vaccine works in Africa, but there still are numerous issues
• Reforms could ease child detention
• Boy’s drowning in Menands renews focus on water safety
• Five changes that could help detained immigrant children
• Five changes that could help detained immigrant children
• Five changes that could help detained immigrant children
• Effects of immigratio­n tactics on children
• How to protect your children from cyclospori­asis
• Supplement­s may do more harm than good for children