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Breast Feeding May Be Significant Source Of Infants' Exposure To Tobacco Products
June 16, 1998 — Infants of mothers who smoke may receive greater exposure to the products of tobacco smoke through breast milk than through environmental exposure, according to a study led by researchers at the ... > full story -
Teens With High Blood Pressure May Have Enlarged Hearts
May 20, 1998 — Teenagers, especially boys, with high blood pressure may be harboring a serious, but silent, heart condition, according to two new studies and an editorial in the May 19 issue of Circulation: Journal ... > full story -
Pregnancy Prevalent Among Toronto Street Youth
April 29, 1998 — Researchers at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, have determined that pregnancy is common among the city’s female street youth and that risk of pregnancy is significantly associated with ... > full story -
Smoking's Effects On Pregnancy Not Mitigated By Prenatal Vitamins, UB Study Finds
April 17, 1998 — Pregnant women who continue to smoke, thinking their prenatal vitamins will offset the known adverse effects of smoking on the developing fetus, are deluding themselves, a new study by University at ... > full story -
Higher Cigarette Prices Would Have An "Insignificant" Impact On Teen-Age Smokers, A Cornell Study Finds
April 9, 1998 — Boosting taxes on cigarettes will have a far less dramatic effect on rates of teen-age smoking than politicians are hoping, a new Cornell University study finds. In fact, say the researchers, higher ... > full story -
Scientists Discover New Breast Cancer Susceptibily Gene
November 7, 1997 — Mutations in the gene P-TEN can increase a woman's risk of breast cancer, according to scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons. The findings identify the third ... > full story -
Quiet Down: Adolescents Suffering From Noise-Induced Hearing Loss, University Of Florida Research Shows
August 21, 1997 — GAINESVILLE, Fla.---University of Florida research shows that 17 percent of middle- and high-school students already have lost some ability to hear. And the problem will keep getting worse if they ... > full story -
Neighborhood Merchants Target Teens For Cigarette Sales
April 1, 1997 — Many "mom and pop" merchants continue to advertise and sell cigarettes to minors in low-income city neighborhoods despite laws and public health campaigns to stop teen-age smoking, a ... > full story
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