Most Hawaii Military Babies Have Healthy Vitamin D Levels
Researchers tested vitamin D levels in 30 healthy babies around 4 months old at a military hospital in Hawaii. They found that 90% of the babies had enough …
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Researchers tested vitamin D levels in 30 healthy babies around 4 months old at a military hospital in Hawaii. They found that 90% of the babies had enough …
Read MoreResearchers looked at how the food a pregnant person eats might affect the healthy bacteria in both the mother's and baby's digestive systems after birth. By …
Read MoreResearchers tested breast milk and fingernails from 74 nursing mothers to measure how much mercury they were passing to their babies. Mercury is a toxic metal …
Read MoreScientists are discovering that what mothers eat and their body weight can change the tiny molecules in breast milk that help babies grow and stay healthy. …
Read MoreBabies need vitamin D to build strong bones and stay healthy, but many don't get enough, especially in the first few months of life. Researchers looked at …
Read MoreBabies born extremely early and weighing very little often develop serious lung problems called bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD). Doctors are seeing this …
Read MoreResearchers in Italy discovered that parents with more than one child are less likely to give their babies vitamin D supplements regularly. In a survey of 241 …
Read MoreA 9-month-old baby came to the hospital with vomiting after meals for a week. Doctors discovered the real problem wasn't his stomach—it was a serious lack of …
Read MoreScientists have developed a better way to detect a rare condition called pyridoxine-dependent epilepsy (PDE) in newborns by looking for specific markers in …
Read MoreResearchers in Denmark are testing a new program called Bloom that helps families with babies and toddlers develop healthy eating and activity habits from …
Read MoreBabies born by cesarean section often have different gut bacteria than babies born naturally, which can increase their risk of allergies and immune problems. …
Read MoreA new study followed 430 mothers and their babies to see if eating a Mediterranean diet—lots of fruits, vegetables, fish, and olive oil—could help prevent food …
Read MoreResearchers studied breast milk from mothers who had premature babies and weren't eating a very healthy diet. They found something surprising: even though …
Read MoreResearchers looked at whether the foods a mother eats while pregnant and breastfeeding can help protect her baby from developing food allergies. This review …
Read MoreResearchers studied whether giving premature babies more breast milk early on would change their gut bacteria in helpful ways. They compared two groups of very …
Read MoreResearchers studied what happens when pregnant rats eat too much vitamin A and how it affects their babies. They found that babies exposed to excess vitamin A …
Read MoreInflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is becoming more common in children, and scientists believe the early years—from pregnancy through infancy—are crucial for …
Read MoreResearchers studied how many newborn babies have low vitamin D levels and what factors during pregnancy might cause this problem. Vitamin D is important for …
Read MoreWhen babies are born too early, their digestive systems aren't fully developed, which affects how they digest food and fight infections. Scientists have …
Read MoreResearchers in China tested whether a special type of helpful bacteria called Bifidobacterium could protect young children from common health problems like …
Read MoreResearchers studied 445 mothers in Egypt, Palestine, Yemen, and Jordan to understand what factors affect babies' health. They found that parents' habits before …
Read MoreWhen pregnant women develop a serious condition called preeclampsia, it can affect the healthy bacteria in their babies' stomachs after birth. Researchers …
Read MoreResearchers in Kenya tested whether a powder made from moringa leaves could help breastfeeding mothers produce more milk. Fifty mothers were split into two …
Read MoreResearchers studied over 1,000 Japanese mothers to understand why breast milk composition varies from person to person. They found that a mother's weight, …
Read MoreScientists in Iceland followed hundreds of children from birth to age 5, collecting samples to study how their gut bacteria develop. They discovered that …
Read MoreResearchers looked at 220 newborns in the hospital to see if vitamin D levels could predict which babies might have trouble breathing. They found that babies …
Read MoreResearchers in India discovered that babies born to vegetarian mothers who are breastfed can develop a serious condition where they appear unable to move, even …
Read MoreWhen piglets are weaned off their mother's milk, their bodies go through a stressful change that makes them more likely to get sick. Researchers wanted to know …
Read MoreScientists created a new test to measure vitamin B12 and cobalt in infant milk powder more accurately and quickly than before. This test is important because …
Read MoreResearchers studied 318 eyes of premature babies to understand how their vision develops. They found that babies who gained more weight developed better eye …
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