A new study to be presented on Monday, May 6, at the Pediatric Academic Societies annual meeting shows that prenatal exposure to the flame retardants is associated with lower intelligence and hyperactivity in early childhood.
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Prenatal exposure to flame retardants is associated with lower intelligence and hyperactivity in early childhood
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Babies born to younger mothers at greater risk
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Software will help reduce hyperactivity among kids
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Teplizumab type I diabetes prevention study now enrolls younger children
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Chemical in baby products may cause reproductive problems
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Human umbilical cord blood cells appear to protect astrocytes from cell death:
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Supportive mothers could boost children's brain power
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One in eight women smokes during pregnancy despite health risks to baby
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Internet addiction disorder changes how the brain develops
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New research could help diagnose childhood autism
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Special hearing on potential environmental Health factors associated with autism spectrum disorders
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New study shows exposure to solvents may lead to health risks
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Preterm birth associated with epilepsy in Swedish adults
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Traffic pollution linked to autism?
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Epilepsy drug may cause birth defects
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Folic acid may help prevent premature birth
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New research shows pneumonia risks for welders