A landmark review ties gestational diabetes to about a 60% higher autism risk in children and a 36% rise in ADHD, while highlighting gaps in UK screening and the potential for prevention through lifestyle changes.
Regular consumption above the recommended 14 units a week may not fit traditional notions of alcoholism, but it can still carry serious health risks, researchers say.
Researchers say enforcing rules before age 12 lowers risk; after 12, effectiveness fades and may backfire in late adolescence.
Health groups warn that widespread use of pea protein in everyday foods may trigger life-threatening reactions as labeling gaps persist.
Activist calls on Indiana leaders to address discolored tap water amid conflicting official assessments
Research finds limiting internet access before age 12 reduces risk of problematic use in adolescence; restrictions after 12 offer little benefit and may backfire after mid-teens
NHS England guidance urges genetic counseling and public health outreach, while critics call for a ban on cousin marriages.
Allergy groups say widespread use of pea protein in foods may provoke life-threatening reactions; regulator reviewing whether peas should be listed as an allergen.
The medical-sales professional disclosed heart problems in social posts in the months before her sudden death, prompting renewed attention on cardiac health in young adults.