In The News
Study: Children Of Same-Sex Parents 'Happier and Healthier'
Do you think this new study is going to help put an end to certain presumptions and stigmas about children being raised by same-sex parents?
by: Mummy Buzz
Could hypoallergenic peanuts help or hinder allergy education?
Wellness
The Problem With A Hypoallergenic Peanut
With a margin of error of 2%, "hypoallergenic" peanuts aren't safe and could ultimately lead to someone's death.
by: Alex Thom
Eating
Comfort Foods Don't Comfort Us: Says Depressing Study
Step away from the Mac and Cheese. In depressing news it turns out comfort food doesn't really comfort us.
by: Mummy Buzz
Education
Do You Know What Goes On Your Child's Student Record?
It's the mysterious file that follows your child throughout his school career. Find out what's in your child's permanent school record.
by: Erin Chawla
injecting blood to stay young
In The News
Study: Will Young Blood Reverse The Effects Of Aging?
Research from Stanford University has determined that injecting older mice with the blood of "young ones" countered some effects of aging.
by: Mummy Buzz
The Dangers of Penicillin Allergy Misdiagnosis
Wellness
Penicillin Allergy: Most Common And Inaccurate Drug Allergy
When the test for a penicillin allergy is so simply, why are we not finding out for certain whether patients are truly allergic?
by: Alex Thom
eating nuts while pregnant
In The News
Eating Nuts While Pregnant Wards off Allergies
The latest allergy study says that if we had eaten more nuts during pregnancy, our kids would be one-third less likely to have peanut allergies.
by: Alex Thom
Kids
Study: Girls (Still) Dumb Down For Boys
If you have a girl who is nearing puberty, it's time to sit her down and talk about the pressures she may feel to change herself in order to fit in.
by: Mummy Buzz