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Caesarean births: SA’s rates are too high – they can be dangerous for mothers and babiesPriya Soma-Pillay and Andre van Niekerk

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South African households are changing as birth rates come down

6 Mar 2024

Fatty liver and the risk of heart disease in overweight children

1 Jul 2008

Children's ear infections linked to use of dummies

23 Jun 2008

A BPA free bottle now available

MAM Baby 18 Jun 2008

Adolescent sleep affected by excessive cell phone use

11 Jun 2008

Red Cross Children's Hospital appeals for funds

10 Jun 2008

Womb surgery means baby girl will be able to walk

10 Jun 2008

Congenital club foot the most common limb birth deformity

Health DiRxions 4 Jun 2008

Cat owning children may be protected against asthma

28 May 2008

New technology could detect autism early

22 May 2008

Do children get ME?

21 May 2008

SA: High food prices cripple orphan feeding programmes

16 May 2008

Three quarters of child car deaths could have been prevented in Australia

14 May 2008

Free State celebrates International Midwife Day

Gabi Khumalo 6 May 2008

Vitamin D deficiency and brain dysfunction... a link?

21 Apr 2008

A failure in critical health care

17 Apr 2008

Less sleep, more TV leads to overweight infants and toddlers

Ann Plasso, Harvard Medical School 11 Apr 2008

Overweight kids have fewer cavities, new study shows

8 Apr 2008

Parents play important role in detecting sleep problems in children

Parents play important role in detecting sleep problems in children

25 Mar 2008

Many Australian children too fat to fit into standard car booster seats

18 Mar 2008

Sierra Leone: Child and maternal mortality worst in the world – UNICEF

Sierra Leone: Child and maternal mortality worst in the world – UNICEF

4 Mar 2008

Breastfeeding now safer for infants of HIV-infected mothers

8 Feb 2008

New biodegradable film reduces scarring following open-heart surgery

7 Feb 2008

New tetanus vaccine for children

4 Feb 2008

Smoking and SIDS

31 Jan 2008

Breastfeeding is still the best

29 Jan 2008

US health authorities issue warning on OTC cough and cold remedies for the under-2s

21 Jan 2008

First two years in a child's life key to adult development

First two years in a child's life key to adult development

18 Jan 2008

Watchful waiting not ear tube implants best for ear infections

9 Jan 2008

Malawi: Malnutrition still a threat

Malawi: Malnutrition still a threat

21 Dec 2007

Yemen: Some 30 percent of children aged 2-5 severely stunted

Yemen: Some 30 percent of children aged 2-5 severely stunted

14 Dec 2007

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Fatty liver and the risk of heart disease in overweight children

1 Jul 2008

Children's ear infections linked to use of dummies

23 Jun 2008

A BPA free bottle now available

MAM Baby 18 Jun 2008

Adolescent sleep affected by excessive cell phone use

11 Jun 2008

Red Cross Children's Hospital appeals for funds

10 Jun 2008

Womb surgery means baby girl will be able to walk

10 Jun 2008

Congenital club foot the most common limb birth deformity

Health DiRxions 4 Jun 2008

Cat owning children may be protected against asthma

28 May 2008

New technology could detect autism early

22 May 2008

Do children get ME?

21 May 2008

SA: High food prices cripple orphan feeding programmes

16 May 2008

Three quarters of child car deaths could have been prevented in Australia

14 May 2008

Free State celebrates International Midwife Day

Gabi Khumalo 6 May 2008

Vitamin D deficiency and brain dysfunction... a link?

21 Apr 2008

A failure in critical health care

17 Apr 2008

Less sleep, more TV leads to overweight infants and toddlers

Ann Plasso, Harvard Medical School 11 Apr 2008

Overweight kids have fewer cavities, new study shows

8 Apr 2008

Parents play important role in detecting sleep problems in children

Parents play important role in detecting sleep problems in children

25 Mar 2008

Many Australian children too fat to fit into standard car booster seats

18 Mar 2008

Sierra Leone: Child and maternal mortality worst in the world – UNICEF

Sierra Leone: Child and maternal mortality worst in the world – UNICEF

4 Mar 2008

Breastfeeding now safer for infants of HIV-infected mothers

8 Feb 2008

New biodegradable film reduces scarring following open-heart surgery

7 Feb 2008

New tetanus vaccine for children

4 Feb 2008

Smoking and SIDS

31 Jan 2008

Breastfeeding is still the best

29 Jan 2008

US health authorities issue warning on OTC cough and cold remedies for the under-2s

21 Jan 2008

First two years in a child's life key to adult development

First two years in a child's life key to adult development

18 Jan 2008

Watchful waiting not ear tube implants best for ear infections

9 Jan 2008

Malawi: Malnutrition still a threat

Malawi: Malnutrition still a threat

21 Dec 2007

Yemen: Some 30 percent of children aged 2-5 severely stunted

Yemen: Some 30 percent of children aged 2-5 severely stunted

14 Dec 2007

Do parents care if kids are fat?

Krista Hopson 12 Dec 2007

New strategy to reduce the number of mothers and babies at risk

10 Dec 2007

Legislation: Discouraging alternatives to breastfeeding

Junxion Communications 4 Dec 2007

Child obesity, more overweight children in Johannesburg

TNS Research Surveys 7 Nov 2007

Childhood illness can still kill

7 Nov 2007

Parliament strengthens fight against worst forms of child labour

Meropa Communications 1 Nov 2007

HIV combination antiretroviral drug therapy key to saving the lives of African children

25 Oct 2007

Child Welfare suggests parenting courses

Gabi Khumalo 18 Oct 2007

HIV drug designed for children wins FDA approval

11 Oct 2007

Doctors fail to see milk allergy in babies

Oz Healthcare Communications 13 Sep 2007

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