Two newer epilepsy medications may not affect the IQs of children whose mothers took them during pregnancy, a new study found.

Many children in the United States may not be meeting ideal heart health goals defined by the American Heart Association, according to a new scientific statement.

Adults aren't the only ones who have to watch out for chemical eye burns. In fact, these burns may occur more often in young children, according to a new study.

There has been speculation as to whether induction of labor might play a role in the development of autism spectrum disorders, but a new study may ease that fear.

Children who are exposed to advertisements for unhealthy foods and beverages may be more likely to make poor diet choices, according to a new study.

Women who experience prehypertension during pregnancy may face an increased risk for developing metabolic syndrome post-delivery, according to a new study.

Children of moms who had good folate levels during pregnancy may have a lower risk for childhood obesity, a new study found.

Introducing peanuts into your infant's diet may be a good idea after all, according to a new study.

Dropping some weight may improve chances of pregnancy in women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) who are overweight or obese, according to new research.

Artificial sweeteners have become increasingly common. A new study looked at the link between artificial sweetener intake during pregnancy and baby's body mass index (BMI).