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infants

Sweet tooth? It grows from the get-go

Babies and toddlers are exposed to a glut of added sugars in yogurt, snacks, bakery sweets, fruit drinks and candy.

Can dirty diapers offer clues to the infant brain?

Certain fecal bacteria tied to better cognitive function at age 2.

Pediatricians say no to wearable baby monitors

Sensors in infant clothing that track vitals can cause unnecessary alarm.

New SIDS guidelines: Room with baby

But never share a bed with your little one, pediatricians warn.

Patient Story

The sound of success

Required testing detects hearing problems at birth, leading to earlier intervention and better outcomes.

Baby’s immune system might hint at autism risk

Certain 'markers' in newborn blood samples seemed to predict future cases.

Patient Story

New dads gettin’ classy

Dads on Deck gives soon-to-be fathers a place to learn from those who have come before them.

Scientists use stem cells to correct infant cataracts

Leaving these cells behind during removal of damaged tissue led to regeneration of new, clear lens.

Main source of infant whooping cough? Siblings

In past years, mom was the key culprit in infant developing pertussis.