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RSSArchived Child Health News Stories - July 2006

Date Title Comments Rating
2006-07-27 New group B strep test for newborn babies approved 0 None
2006-07-26 Nitric oxide reduces lung disease in premature, very-low-birth-weight infants 0 None
2006-07-25 Growing pains linked to body weight 0 None
2006-07-20 Is that bowl of cereal such a healthy option? 0 None
2006-07-19 School-based programmes for preventing smoking 0 None
2006-07-19 Breastfeeding or breast milk for procedural pain in neonates 0 None
2006-07-19 Children of women who smoke during pregnancy can develop hearing problems 0 None
2006-07-18 Children with eczema have the same impaired quality of life as those with kidney disease 0 None
2006-07-17 Training for parents could help child anxiety disorders 0 None
2006-07-17 Cognitive changes in kids 0 None
2006-07-17 $26 billion dollar bill for prem babies each year 0 None
2006-07-17 More children have autism 0 None
2006-07-13 Reading to young children improves language and cognitive development 0 None
2006-07-12 Parents not to blame for late talking toddlers 0 None
2006-07-12 Children with chronic otitis media have biofilms in their middle ears 0 3
2006-07-11 Practice builds brain connections for babies learning language, how to speak 0 None
2006-07-11 Children in families with no adult in paid employment 13 times more likely to die from injury or poisoning 0 None
2006-07-11 Latest March of Dimes Newborn Screening Report Card 0 None
2006-07-06 Study supports routine vaccination of children against flu 0 None
2006-07-03 Why does prolonged IV feeding damage the liver? 0 None
2006-07-03 Being "at risk for overweight" really means kids are too fat or obese 0 None

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