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NIH STUDY FINDS ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GESTATIONAL DIABETES, MATERNAL DEPRESSION, AND EARLY CHILDHOOD BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS

/PRNewswire/ Gestational diabetes, prenatal depression, and postpartum depression were each individually associated with higher levels of early childhood.

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NIH STUDY INVESTIGATES FACTORS AFFECTING ASTHMA WITH FREQUENT SYMPTOM FLARE UPS IN YOUNG CHILDREN

/PRNewswire/ Young children, ages 2 to 4 years, especially those with parental history of asthma, suffered the highest rates of asthma with recurrent.

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Nebraska opioid-exposed babies part of national study to improve treatment

Nebraska babies and their families and medical professionals participate in national study on treatment for opioid-exposed infants.

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NIH STUDY EXAMINES HEALTHCARE USE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC FOR CHILDREN BORN PRETERM

/PRNewswire/ Children and adolescents born preterm were more likely to use healthcare services for symptoms related to COVID-19, even after accounting for.

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NIH STUDY EXAMINES EARLY LIFE FACTORS AFFECTING BEHAVIOR AND WELL-BEING OF YOUNG CHILDREN

/PRNewswire/ Children born preterm and those whose families experienced social, environmental, or economic hardships were more likely to have persistent.

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