A new study finds that physical fitness may play an important role in promoting academic success in children.
A new study finds that parents are shelling out more than $4,000 a year in food allergy-related expenses for their kids.
A new study finds that nearly 60 percent of the claims in prescription pharmaceutical TV ads are potentially misleading.
Three key factors may predict why 18- to 24-year-olds choose to take up cigarettes.
Baking under the sun isn’t good for your skin and indoor tanning is even worse, experts say.
A new study finds that sick kids are not the only ones who benefit from having their wishes come true.
A new study reveals that programs aimed at deterring bullying are actually teaching kids how to keep their bad behavior under the radar.
