Just because young people participate in organized sports like baseball, soccer, or softball doesn’t necessarily mean they get as much exercise as recommended by physical activity guidelines, a study shows.
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Women who had restless legs syndrome while pregnant were four times more likely to have the condition again after their pregnancies, and were three times more likely to have the chronic form of the condition, according to a small European study.
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Lesbian, gay, and bisexual teens and young adults — particularly females — are more often punished by school and criminal authorities than straight youths at the same level of rule-breaking behavior.
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Children whose parents restrict viewing of R-rated movies are less likely to start smoking cigarettes and less likely to be inclined towards sensation seeking, a new study shows.
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Flu season is here, and so far Georgia is the state hit the hardest by this year’s influenza virus, according to the CDC.
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Researchers are a step closer to developing new treatments that are tailored to the individual needs of people with Asperger’s syndrome and other types of autism.
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WebMD’s top pet health topics of 2010 include what pets can safely eat, whether to let pets sleep in your bed, the link between your personality and your pet, and more.
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