A study in the June 2018 issue of Pediatrics looks at why some children receive negative results on early autism screenings, but then go on to later receive a diagnosis of autism.
A recent survey is urging parents and guardians to read aloud to their children ahead of the nationally recognized Read Aloud Month, which is March.
According to the abstract of Preventing Social Victimization of Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), authors outline the issue at hand and make several recommendations when approaching the issue.
In a research study published in 2017 experts focus on the question of many mothers: to have a career or stay home with the kids.
A recent study published by StopBullying.gov indicates weight may slightly increase the presence of bullying among boys more than girls.
A recent study in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics suggests nearly half of American parents are giving their babies regular food far too soon.
Often times you will hear the stance that the United States has the best healthcare in the world, but a recent study published in the journal Health Affairs suggests otherwise.
A recent study that is set to be published in the February 2018 Pediatrics Journal found that teenagers who engaged with online tobacco marketing were more likely to try and use tobacco products more frequently, and less likely to stop using the products.
Amid Ohio’s high infant-mortality rate, a report released the Health Policy Institute of Ohio urges leaders to look beyond medical care for preventative approaches.
The Project AWARE Ohio team has developed an information brief entitled Stress in Teens: Strategies to Identify and Manage Stress.
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