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Saturday, June 23, 2007 - Page updated at 12:35 a.m. A measure that would provide subsidized health-care coverage to 10,000 more children in Washington will cost $15 million more than predicted... Vaccine-autism battle shifts to federal court For more than a decade, families across the country have been warring with the medical establishment over their claims that routine childhood... Mon, 6/11 Too much sugar putting too many cavities in baby teeth, study says Tooth decay in young children's baby teeth is on the rise, a worrying trend that signals the preschool crowd is eating too much sugar, according... Tue, 5/01 EPA will cut lead in kids' products Companies that make or distribute toys, zippers and other children's products will face tougher government scrutiny to keep out any lead... Mon, 4/16 Legislature 2007 Approved bill requires HPV information for girls A measure requiring public schools to send schoolgirls home with information about a sexually transmitted virus that can cause cervical... Sun, 4/15 Asthma can be better controlled, experts believe Only one in five children with asthma has the disease under good control, sobering findings that are helping to fuel a shift in care. The change: A stronger... Tue, 4/10 Study: For kids, ibuprofen best at killing pain Deciding which medicine to give a child in pain just got easier: The first head-to-head study of three common painkillers found that ibuprofen... Mon, 3/05 Kids' cold remedies under review Government health officials said Friday they are reviewing whether popular medicines such as Tylenol Plus Cold & Cough and Infant Triaminic... Sat, 3/03
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