A new study warns that new flame retardant chemicals are being widely detected in breast milk, and may pose similar risks to older chemicals linked to cognitive delays, which have…
New guidelines define how pediatricians should care for preterm infants, to help better detect signs of complications like necrotizing enterocolitis and developmental disabilities.
A new study warns of frequent overuse of antacids and heartburn medications on infants with common acid reflux issues which do not merit such treatments.
The CPSC and lawmakers met this month to issue new warnings and recommendations on providing safe sleeping spaces for infants.
A class action lawsuit claims Simple Truth Organic baby teething wafers contained high levels of arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury.
A class action lawsuit filed against major baby food manufacturers claims they misled parents nationwide into feeding their children high levels of toxic heavy metals such as arsenic, lead, cadmium…
A new study warns of the presence of PFAS in breast milk, but a lack of prior research limits researchers ability to determine what levels are safe.
Even states which do a good job of tracking initial neonatal abstinence syndrome cases struggle with long-term surveillance, making it more difficult to develop assistance programs for communities afflicted by…
A baby food lawsuit filed by a Pennsylvania mother says toxic heavy metals present in popular brands by Beech-Nut and Gerber resulted in her child suffering neurological, cognitive, and developmental…
A new study indicates breast milk is just as nutritious as formula, but carries less risk of necrotizing enterocolitis and sepsis.
