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Twins’ parents travel between Kent and Surrey hospitals
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Families ‘only get together once a month’
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Japan mayor hopes to make history with milk bottle, nappies
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Children under 12 ‘can’t be criminals’
Timesonline 13/03/10
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Having two children is best for your health
Telegraph 13/03/10
Having children is good for your health – but only if parents stop after they have had two.
Why don’t we vaccinate against chickenpox?
BBC News 10/3/10
It is peak season for chickenpox - the highly-contagious, blistering virus which for most children is unpleasant and for a very few lethal. A safe and effective vaccine is available - why don’t we use it?
Extracts of bitter melon ‘can block breast cancer’
BBC News 25/02/10
Extracts of a fruit grown on tropical vines appears to have breast cancer blocking powers, say researchers.
Doctors and nurses ’should be more careful giving a powerful antibiotic to babies’
Telegraph 15/02/10
Doctors and nurses should be more careful when giving a powerful antibiotic to babies, a health watchdog has warned following hundreds of safety scares.
Drinking milk during pregnancy may reduce MS risk in child: researchers
Telegraph 10/02/10
Women who drink milk daily while pregnant may reduce the risk of their child developing multiple sclerosis later in life, a conference has heard.
Why bedtime really matters
Times 06/02/10
Anxious toddlers? Grumpy teens? Poor sleeping habits may be to blame
An equal start in life is vital for children’s health and hopes
February 2010
Audit Commission report shows that the inequalities gap between under-5s from rich and poor families has barely changed over the last decade
Baby killed by mother’s gum disease
Telegraph 01/02/10
A baby has become the first to be stillborn after contracting oral bacteria from its mother’s gum disease, doctors have reported.
TV and computer games blamed for return of rickets
Times 22/01/10
The many hours children spend indoors playing computer games or watching television may be to blame for a resurgence of rickets.
Half of schoolchildren in some areas had swine flu: government scientists
Telegraph 21/01/10
Up to half of children in some areas have had swine flu even though they may not have shown symptoms, government scientists have found.
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