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Abnormal placenta may reveal newborn's autism risk

Autism - Fox News

As of today, there are no definitive tests to measure a child’s risk for developing autism. Since early intervention and therapy is key for at-risk children, such a test could be critical for managing the early development of a child.

 

Video: Girl, 9, gives birth in Mexico

9 yr-old Gives Birth

Police in Mexico are searching for the baby's teen father.

 

Health roundup: IVF treatments linked to birth defects

In Vitro Fertilization

Babies born after in vitro fertilization have an increased risk of birth defects, the latest study shows.

 

'Miracle' baby found alive after 12 hours in morgue

A baby that had been declared dead at birth was discovered alive by her parents after spending 12 hours in a frigid morgue drawer in Argentina.

 

Chinese couples come to U.S. to have children through surrogacy

Surrogacy

China does not permit surrogate parenting, but that country's rising affluence has given many couples the option of using U.S. surrogacy clinics. Americans have long gone to China to adopt babies.

 

One Sperm Donor, 150 Brothers and Sisters

One Sperm Donor, 150 Brothers and Sisters

As the number of children born through artificial insemination increases, concern is growing about having many children fathered by the same donors.

 

Is America's love affair with kids waning?

Is America's love affair with kids waning?

The share of kids is declining in more counties and it's altering many parts of the quintessential family symbol: suburbia.

 

March babies more likely to have autism

A new study finds that children conceived in March are significantly more likely to have autism.

 

Pesticide exposure in womb linked to low IQ

Pesticide exposure in womb linked to low IQ

Three independent studies released today tracked 400 children. Those who were most heavily exposed to pesticides in utero showed up to a 7-point ...

 

New dads can be a cautious lot, but let's greenlight studies

New dads can be a cautious lot, but let's greenlight studies

When Armin Brott of Oakland became a dad, he stopped running yellow lights. Other new dads "will lose weight or stop smoking," he says.

 

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