Childhood Eczema Cases Treble Since 1970s22 December 2003One in three children have suffered from eczema by the time they are three and a half years old, a new study has found.
One-Armed Robots Master Immortality17 November 2003The Children of the 90s project based at the University of Bristol is about to enter a new era of medical research, thanks to two robots who have mastered the art of immortality – at least for blood cells.
Working Mums: the impact on children's early development13 August 2003Mothers who return to fulltime work soon after the birth of their baby would do well to pick their childminder carefully – because it could have long term effects on the development of their child.
Early Vision Tests Help Cure Childhood Eye Problems30 July 2003The long-standing debate over the need for toddlers’ eye tests is re-awakened by a new research paper published by the Children of the 90s project.
150 Not Out: Children of the 90s' Record Score30 July 2003Children of the 90s, the ongoing research project following the lives of thousands of Bristol schoolchildren, has itself reached a landmark in its life.
Food So Important For Children's Skeletons24 June 2003The foods our children eat in early life affects the health of their skeleton in later childhood, according to research revealed at the Ninth Bath Conference on Osteoporosis.
Bristol Sports Team Win Gold In The United States9 June 2003Scientists at the The University of Bristol have been awarded 1.9 million dollars (£1.2 million) by an American research agency to study children’s exercise and activity levels - and the connection with weight problems.
Working Mums: the Great Debate12 May 2003New research indicate thats, at the age of three, there is no difference in activity levels or emotional development between children who attend day care and those who are cared for at home.
Breastfeeding – It’s All In The Mind20 March 2003If a woman makes up her mind that she wants to breastfeed before her baby is born, she will nearly always succeed
Are Children Really Couch Potatoes These Days?29 January 2003Many adults believe that modern children spend too much time glued to television and computer screens when they should be out climbing trees - but is this really true?