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Is Mumps Making A Comeback?

After years of very few reported incidences in the United States, mumps very suddenly made a comeback in 2006, according to a study by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Does Bedroom TV Make for Unhealthy Habits?

For many years, health professionals and child development experts have warned about American youngsters watching too much television and having too much easy access to a TV set. A recent study indicates, however, that parents don’t seem to be listening to this professional advice....
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Medication Mix-ups Hurt More Kids

More children, 1 out of 15 hospitalized kids, are harmed by accidental overdoses, medicine mix-ups and adverse reactions to drugs than originally believed. This finding is contained in the first scientific test of a new procedure to detect errors....
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Newborn Babies Also Child Abuse Victims

It may seem hard to believe, but a U.S. Centers for Disease Prevention and Control study has found that approximately 1 in 50 (2.1 percent) infants (less than 1 year old) in the U.S. suffer from non-fatal child abuse or neglect every year, and close to a third of these infants are newborns....
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Are Baby Cosmetics Safe For Babies?

A new study has warned against the use of baby lotions, shampoos and powders that may contain high levels of phthalates, chemicals that can affect testosterone production in male babies. ...
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Is Eating Snow Still Safe for Kids?

One of the simple pleasures of childhood is eating snow. For some time, parents have warned kids to stay away from dirty snow (particularly yellow snow). Parents are now wondering whether it is still safe for kids to eat new-fallen snow. The reason? Snow contains large quantities of Pseudomonas syringae, a type of bacteria that causes diseases in tomato and bean plants. ...
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What Can We Do for Children of Alcoholics?

One out of every four American children lives in an alcoholic household. It is a statistic enough to make you sober: that’s nearly 19 million children, living in an alcoholic environment. And despite what they may think, there is nothing they can do to stop the drinking. None of it is their fault, yet the devastating impact of alcoholism can last throughout their lifetimes....
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