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A new study recently released suggests that adherence with daily asthma "controller" medications among children with asthma can be enhanced with school-based supervised asthma therapy.
Before you buy that cell phone for your child to keep them safe when they are away from you, parents need to be aware.
A new study that provides the government's first estimate of how many American children are vegetarian shows that approximately 1 in 200 avoid meat when eating.
A new study conducted by the German government shows that radiation from mobile phones has no short-term health impact on children and teenagers.
Teens who spend more than two hours in front of the TV or computer each day showed less endurance during a standard running test than their peers.
More than one in nine children try herbal remedies and other nontraditional options according to a new study on herbal medicine and American children.
The recent decline in marijuana use by American teenagers appears to have stalled this year according to researchers.
Teenage girls treated for pelvic inflammatory disease become highly vulnerable to sexually transmitted infections sometimes just weeks or months after treatment.
Adolescents who play violent video games may become increasingly aggressive over time according to research from a new study.
A new study released suggests that pregnancy rates are much higher among teens who watch a lot of television with sexual dialogue and behavior.




