Family

Doctors Have Seen a Decrease in Infant Deaths During Lockdown – Why?

August 12, 2020 by Sage Edwards
Last updated on: August 20, 2020

Throughout the world, many countries in some form of lockdown have seen a drastic drop in premature birth as well as SIDS. Denmark reported a 90% decrease in premature births, a 73% drop in Ireland, and a near 50% decrease… [read]

New Jersey is the First State to Require Climate Change Education

June 8, 2020 by Kristina Martin
Last updated on: June 10, 2020

New Jersey has become the first state to mandate climate change education in its kindergarten through 12th-grade curriculum. The state will implement that requirement in September of 2021. New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy partnered with 130 educators and led… [read]

New Study shows Antibiotics Tied to Miscarriages May Lead to Birth Defects

April 9, 2020 by Sage Edwards
Last updated on: April 9, 2020

A recent study done by the UK has linked certain antibiotics, taken during pregnancy, to a higher risk of birth defects. The study shows that women given antibiotics in the macrolide class, compared to those given penicillin, were 55% more… [read]

Is Treated Lumber Safe For Food Gardens? Maybe…

March 10, 2020 by Michael Edwards
Last updated on: March 10, 2020

Pressure-treated wood is rot and insect resistant. It’s typically used for decks, mailbox posts, light posts, playgrounds, utility polls, picnic tables, home building foundations, and much more. Pressure-treating wood saturates wood under pressure with a chemical preservative. Wood that is… [read]

« Previous Page
1
…
3
4
5
6
7
…
26
Next Page »

Doctors Have Seen a Decrease in Infant Deaths During Lockdown – Why?

New Jersey is the First State to Require Climate Change Education

New Study shows Antibiotics Tied to Miscarriages May Lead to Birth Defects

Is Treated Lumber Safe For Food Gardens? Maybe…

1 in 5 Adolescents in the U.S. is Prediabetic

Study Shows 98% of Children Under the Age of Two Consume Too Much Sugar

Weight-Loss Surgery is a Viable Option for Treating Obese Children, Says Pediatrics Journal