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Differences in a child’s access to health care can have lifelong consequences. Without adequate health care, children and their families may live shorter or more constrained lives. Compounding the problem are known gaps in the quality of care across the country. Will the current push to reform health care ensure that children get the right care at the right time?
Texting, tweeting, and watching TV at the same time may be harmful to young girls, says a group of Stanford University Researchers.
The report suggests that toxic stress has lifelong developmental consequences for kids.
The study relates mothers’ employment to childrens’ body mass index.
Despite a hearty increase in the number of pediatrician and family doctors, nearly 1 million children live in areas with no local doctor.
Health in the earliest years provides an essential foundation for lifelong vitality, according to a new report by the Center for the Developing Child.
A new study finds that today's girls are more likely to show the first signs of puberty at age 7 or 8.
Why Title IX's impact extends beyond athletics.
A comprehensive collection of data and reports that focus on Nutrition and Obesity, along with an extensive list of experts in the field.
A comprehensive collection of data and reports that focus on Children's Health and Development, along with an extensive list of experts in the field.
A comprehensive collection of data and reports that focus on Mental Health, along with an extensive list of experts in the field.
Why Title IX's impact extends beyond athletics.
A comprehensive collection of data and reports that focus on Teens' Health, along with an extensive list of experts in the field.
A comprehensive collection of data and reports that focus on Health Care and Access, along with an extensive list of experts in the field.
Expert contacts available to talk to journalists about children and trauma.