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New vaccine to combat pneumococcal disease

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Adolescent sleep affected by excessive cell phone use

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Red Cross Children's Hospital appeals for funds

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Womb surgery means baby girl will be able to walk

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Clicks recalls kiddies snack after non-pathogenic Listeria detection

More news

A safe cough and cold remedy for infants?

School exercise programmes improve children's health

Body weight affects a child's self esteem

Women who smoke during pregnancy risk having aggressive kids

Parents warned on popular cough and cold treatment

Two steps to better infant development

Nitric oxide monitoring does not help most children with asthma

South Africa: Children of fire

Contaminated syrup kills Nigerian babies

Researchers identify Achilles heel of common childhood tumour

Can drinking milk ease milk allergy?

Parents don't know if their child is overweight

Microwave ovens need more safety features to protect youngsters

Ethiopian children more likely to survive to adulthood in urban areas

Mother's flu vaccine protects newborns

Infections linked to cot deaths

New study shows that autism not linked to vaccine

Pre-school exercises can prevent dyslexia

Making the world a safer place for children

Codeine use may be risky for some breastfeeding mothers

Clumsy children more likely to become obese

Breast is best, but not always possible

Wash those hands!

New vaccine to combat pneumococcal disease

Fatty liver and the risk of heart disease in overweight children

Children's ear infections linked to use of dummies

A BPA free bottle now available

Adolescent sleep affected by excessive cell phone use

Red Cross Children's Hospital appeals for funds

Womb surgery means baby girl will be able to walk

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