Category : Pediatrics


Pediatricians: Four Mistakes That Shorten Kids' Lives

Pediatricians reveal four common parenting mistakes that may inadvertently shorten children's lives, including front-facing car seats, skipping vaccines, unmonitored social media use, and ultra-processed foods.

Kate Urges Slowing Down for Children in Fast-Paced World

During her visit to Italy, the Princess of Wales emphasized the need to encourage children to slow down in today's fast-paced world, while exploring the Reggio Emilia approach at the Loris Malaguzzi International Centre.

Gene on X Chromosome Linked to Autism Social Traits

Canadian researchers have identified a gene, PTCHD1-AS, on the X chromosome that may influence social interaction and repetitive behaviors in autism, offering new insights into potential targeted therapies.

6 Early Signs of PCOS Often Overlooked

Learn about six common early symptoms of PCOS that are frequently missed, from irregular periods to darkened skin patches, and why early diagnosis matters.

Pediatricians Urge Schools to Protect Recess

The American Academy of Pediatrics issues updated guidance urging schools to protect recess, citing benefits for children's health, academic success, and social development.

72-Year-Old Mom Graduates Medical School

Dawn Zuidgeest-Craft, 72, is set to graduate from St. James School of Medicine, becoming its oldest-ever graduate. Inspired by her husband's near-fatal brain haemorrhage, she will start a three-year residency in family medicine.

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