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It's a college tradition to pull "all-nighters" during final exams. But students may get better grades if they simply go to bed early, two new studies suggest.
More >>It's a college tradition to pull "all-nighters" during final exams. But students may get better grades if they simply go to bed early, two new studies suggest.
More >>Ultrasounds and MRIs during pregnancy and after birth can detect most Zika-related brain abnormalities in infants, researchers report.
More >>Ultrasounds and MRIs during pregnancy and after birth can detect most Zika-related brain abnormalities in infants, researchers report.
More >>If you're shopping for toys this holiday season, make sure some simple, old-fashioned items are on your list, pediatricians say.
More >>If you're shopping for toys this holiday season, make sure some simple, old-fashioned items are on your list, pediatricians say.
More >>When unborn babies kick in the womb, they may be developing awareness of their bodies, British researchers say.
More >>When unborn babies kick in the womb, they may be developing awareness of their bodies, British researchers say.
More >>Connections between different areas of the brain are sustained longer than usual in people with autism, perhaps explaining some of their symptoms, a new study suggests.
More >>Connections between different areas of the brain are sustained longer than usual in people with autism, perhaps explaining some of their symptoms, a new study suggests.
More >>Infant ear infections can be a source of frustration for parents and babies alike. But there are steps to lessen them and, when they do occur, "less is more" is a better way to treat them.
More >>Infant ear infections can be a source of frustration for parents and babies alike. But there are steps to lessen them and, when they do occur, "less is more" is a better way to treat them.
More >>A freeze-dried polio vaccine that could be used in locations without refrigeration might help doctors conquer the disease, researchers report.
More >>A freeze-dried polio vaccine that could be used in locations without refrigeration might help doctors conquer the disease, researchers report.
More >>Millions of American kids with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may have a genetic vulnerability to the disease, a new study suggests.
More >>Millions of American kids with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may have a genetic vulnerability to the disease, a new study suggests.
More >>High-impact hits may affect the brain development of children and teens after just one season of football, preliminary research suggests.
More >>High-impact hits may affect the brain development of children and teens after just one season of football, preliminary research suggests.
More >>Almost 8 percent of American children have food allergies, and 1 in 5 of those kids suffers an allergic reaction severe enough to wind up in the hospital, a new study finds.
More >>Almost 8 percent of American children have food allergies, and 1 in 5 of those kids suffers an allergic reaction severe enough to wind up in the hospital, a new study finds.
More >>If your kid is highly skilled at hockey but wants to try basketball, new research suggests you shouldn't worry about whether that might cost your child a college scholarship.
More >>If your kid is highly skilled at hockey but wants to try basketball, new research suggests you shouldn't worry about whether that might cost your child a college scholarship.
More >>Traffic-related air pollution may play a role in development of autism, new research suggests.
More >>Traffic-related air pollution may play a role in development of autism, new research suggests.
More >>Milk allergy affects more than half of American infants who have food allergies in their first year of life, a new study finds.
More >>Milk allergy affects more than half of American infants who have food allergies in their first year of life, a new study finds.
More >>Head-size measurements can help screen for long-term IQ problems in very premature or very low birth weight babies, researchers say.
More >>Head-size measurements can help screen for long-term IQ problems in very premature or very low birth weight babies, researchers say.
More >>The long-term effects of head injuries in football players begin at a young age, a new study finds.
More >>The long-term effects of head injuries in football players begin at a young age, a new study finds.
More >>If the last flu season is any indication, you need to take steps now to protect yourself against infection, an infectious diseases expert warns.
More >>If the last flu season is any indication, you need to take steps now to protect yourself against infection, an infectious diseases expert warns.
More >>As stigmas surrounding mental health issues have eased, more U.S. college students are seeking help for emotional problems, a new study finds.
More >>As stigmas surrounding mental health issues have eased, more U.S. college students are seeking help for emotional problems, a new study finds.
More >>Good sleep helps speed young athletes recover from a concussion, a new study reports.
More >>Good sleep helps speed young athletes recover from a concussion, a new study reports.
More >>Obese kids may have extra difficulty with schoolwork and coping under stress, a preliminary study suggests.
More >>Obese kids may have extra difficulty with schoolwork and coping under stress, a preliminary study suggests.
More >>Babies who are prescribed antibiotics before they're 2 years old may be more likely to become obese children, new research suggests.
More >>Babies who are prescribed antibiotics before they're 2 years old may be more likely to become obese children, new research suggests.
More >>More men are delaying fatherhood, and new research suggests that might raise the risk of both birth complications and infant health problems.
More >>More men are delaying fatherhood, and new research suggests that might raise the risk of both birth complications and infant health problems.
More >>Giving trace amounts of wheat to children with wheat allergy shows promise in treating the allergy, according to new research.
More >>Giving trace amounts of wheat to children with wheat allergy shows promise in treating the allergy, according to new research.
More >>Rules for new drivers instituted in Massachusetts back in 2007 have led to fewer car crashes, including fewer deadly crashes, among drivers in their teens.
More >>Rules for new drivers instituted in Massachusetts back in 2007 have led to fewer car crashes, including fewer deadly crashes, among drivers in their teens.
More >>Children may suffer delayed language skills if their mothers come in contact with common chemicals called phthalates in early pregnancy, new research suggests.
More >>Children may suffer delayed language skills if their mothers come in contact with common chemicals called phthalates in early pregnancy, new research suggests.
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