When investigating current problems in child health and development, scientists at Children of the 90s only use biological samples with the consent of study parents.
Contrary to popular belief, growing up without a father figure in the home does not have an impact on the way children develop their sense of being masculine or feminine.
Researchers at the University of Bristol have found that symptoms of depressed mood are more common in women when they are pregnant than after their child is born.
Researchers have found a clear relationship between high testosterone levels in mothers and masculine behaviour in girls.
Five lucky youngsters each got possession of the ball, a signed basketball that is, at the last home match of the season for basketball sensations, the Bristol Bombers.
Researchers at Bristol University have found no evidence that very low-fat diets deficient in vitamins and minerals are a common problem in British toddlers.
Eczema precedes peanut allergies in nine out of 10 cases, researchers at the University of Bristol and St. Mary’s Hospital, London have found.
Researchers from all over the country are converging at the Royal Society in London on June 4 to discuss their findings from the world’s biggest study of how genes and the environment interact.
Toddlers who drink from a cup – rather than a bottle -- were found to have a more balanced diet, according to a report out today.
Researchers at Bristol University studying foods eaten by three-year-olds found that one in six children ate no vegetables -and a similar number turned their noses up at fruit.
