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Increased demand for 'vaginal seeding' from new parents despite lack of evidence

23 February 2016

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Births at the weekend associated with higher rate of complications

25 November 2015

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Mums and dads ape their mothers' parenting style, suggests study

15 June 2015

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SCI, part of the 20th anniversary celebrations of Queen's Anniversary Prizes

26 May 2015

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GP out-of-hours and pay reforms linked to more emergency admissions for children

11 May 2015

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Blood markers could help predict outcome of infant heart surgery

6 May 2015

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Ebola more deadly for young children

25 March 2015

Health

Choice of monitoring method could be key for babies with poor growth in the womb

5 March 2015

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First successful organ donation from newborn carried out in UK

22 January 2015

Health

School meals made healthier with new planning tool

23 October 2014

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Urine test could predict preterm birth and delivery of small babies

11 July 2014

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Over 50 million children infected with tuberculosis

9 July 2014

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Larger newborn care units provide better protection for very preterm babies

8 July 2014

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Matching donor DNA could help stop women from passing on mitochondrial diseases

6 June 2014

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Study to explore whether mobile phones affect children's cognitive development

20 May 2014

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The Global Youth Wellbeing Index

9 April 2014

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Imperial Podcast: greener groceries, women on top and going back to school

19 March 2014

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Children with ADHD have higher risk of teenage obesity and physical inactivity

3 March 2014

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Caesarean babies are more likely to become overweight as adults

26 February 2014

Health

Vaccinating mothers-to-be could protect babies from dangerous infections

12 February 2014

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Increased demand for 'vaginal seeding' from new parents despite lack of evidence

Births at the weekend associated with higher rate of complications

Mums and dads ape their mothers' parenting style, suggests study

SCI, part of the 20th anniversary celebrations of Queen's Anniversary Prizes

GP out-of-hours and pay reforms linked to more emergency admissions for children

Blood markers could help predict outcome of infant heart surgery

Ebola more deadly for young children

Choice of monitoring method could be key for babies with poor growth in the womb

First successful organ donation from newborn carried out in UK

School meals made healthier with new planning tool

Urine test could predict preterm birth and delivery of small babies

Over 50 million children infected with tuberculosis

Larger newborn care units provide better protection for very preterm babies

Matching donor DNA could help stop women from passing on mitochondrial diseases

Study to explore whether mobile phones affect children's cognitive development

The Global Youth Wellbeing Index

Imperial Podcast: greener groceries, women on top and going back to school

Children with ADHD have higher risk of teenage obesity and physical inactivity

Caesarean babies are more likely to become overweight as adults

Vaccinating mothers-to-be could protect babies from dangerous infections

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Increased demand for 'vaginal seeding' from new parents despite lack of evidence

Births at the weekend associated with higher rate of complications

Mums and dads ape their mothers' parenting style, suggests study

SCI, part of the 20th anniversary celebrations of Queen's Anniversary Prizes

GP out-of-hours and pay reforms linked to more emergency admissions for children

Blood markers could help predict outcome of infant heart surgery

Ebola more deadly for young children

Choice of monitoring method could be key for babies with poor growth in the womb

First successful organ donation from newborn carried out in UK

School meals made healthier with new planning tool

Urine test could predict preterm birth and delivery of small babies

Over 50 million children infected with tuberculosis

Larger newborn care units provide better protection for very preterm babies

Matching donor DNA could help stop women from passing on mitochondrial diseases

Study to explore whether mobile phones affect children's cognitive development

The Global Youth Wellbeing Index

Imperial Podcast: greener groceries, women on top and going back to school

Children with ADHD have higher risk of teenage obesity and physical inactivity

Caesarean babies are more likely to become overweight as adults

Vaccinating mothers-to-be could protect babies from dangerous infections