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After several years of decline the number of yearly births in the United States seems to be leveling off.
Using a 3D printer, researchers created a device that allowed a baby to breathe.
Babies sleeping in bed with their parents have an increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome, a new study finds.
Mutations after conception may bring about 10 percent of congenital heart disease cases.
In the United States, about 11,300 U.S. babies die the day they're born.
In the United States, more babies die on the first day of life than in any other industrialized country, according to a new report.
Prenatal stress may influence a child's immunity.
Infants do not just react to the world reflexively.
Infant colic and migraines may be symptoms of the same underlying condition, a new study suggests.
Contrary to conventional wisdom, dads are just as good at recognizing their babies' cries as moms are, and most of that skill comes from experience, new research suggests. Four different baby cries are performed.
The news that a study involving premature infants allegedly did not properly inform parents about the risks of treatment is surprising and inexcusable, bioethicists say.
By analyzing the expressions babies make when they smile, laugh and coo, researchers from the University of Miami hope to learn how babies develop socially and learn correct social cues.
After childbirth, it's common for women to experience symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).
A baby in Mississippi may have been cured of HIV. What are the implications for those with the disease?
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