AAP - 25-10-2017

Babies who die from SIDS are low in a brain chemical that controls heads and neck movement, meaning they can't shift out of dangerous positions. Babies who

HealthTimes - 03-10-2017

An increasingly popular hormonal “treatment” for pregnant women with a history of preterm birth does not work, a major new international study shows.

AAP - 25-09-2017

A report by researchers at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute highlights the importance the first 1,000 days has on a child's development and health.

AAP - 25-09-2017

Medical experts are calling for a re-think about the over-use of X-rays on infants with common respiratory ailments. Concerns have been raised

HealthTimes - 01-09-2017

A new screening test could help expecting parents find causes for serious pregnancy complications including miscarriage and fetal death. Researchers from the

AAP - 22-08-2017

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder rates are significantly higher among Indigenous Australians than the rest of the world, according to research.

HealthTimes - 17-08-2017

A USC research team is conducting one of the largest studies ever into sudden and unexpected infant deaths in Queensland. The researchers are sending surveys

AAP - 06-07-2017

One-third of SIDS deaths appear to be linked to elevated levels of serotonin, according to a new US study. A significant and potentially life-saving

AAP - 23-06-2017

Women have been reminded to take caution when using pain relief in pregnancy, with new research suggesting prenatal paracetamol use may impact masculinity.

HealthTimes - 14-06-2017

New University of Auckland research has found that women who go to sleep on their back in the last three months of pregnancy are almost four times more likely to experience