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Immigrant Children More Likely to Adopt Sedentary Lifestyles, Study
Immigrant children are more likely to adopt a sedentary lifestyle as compared to U.S.-born white children, according to a new study by the Rice University.
Strong Family Bonds Reduce Inflammation in Children of low-income Families, Study
Asthma Drugs Suppress Growth in Children
Anti-Epileptic Drugs During Pregnancy Up Risk of Brain Impairment in Children, Study
Drowning Is Leading Cause of Death among Autistic Children, Study
Children Raised By Homosexual Couples Are Healthier, Study
Children Born To Healthy Mothers Are Similar In Size at Birth, Study
Even 10-year-olds Responsible For Anti-Muslim Abuse in United Kingdom, Study
By Staff ReporterChildren Born Through Fertility Treatments More Likely To Be Autistic or Schizophrenic
By Staff ReporterWomen with Four or More Children Are More Likely To Suffer From Heart Disease
By Staff ReporterNon-College Graduates Do Not Wait Until Marriage to Have Children, Study
By Staff ReporterResearchers Develop “Super Banana” to Avert Blindness and Deaths Among African Children
By Staff ReporterResearchers Fail to Find Link between Poor Mental Health and Fluoridated Water
By Staff ReporterGut Bacteria is Less Diverse in Autistic Children, Study
By Staff ReporterFathers Working in the Technical Field More Likely to have Children with Autism, Study
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