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In 2009, the number of kids under 19 suffering traumatic brain injuries reached nearly 250,000.
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High blood pressure, or hypertension, is mostly an adult issue but doctors say the danger exists in children as well.
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High blood pressure, or hypertension, is mostly an adult issue but doctors say the danger exists in kids, too.
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A local artist is using his incredible talent to combat children's brain cancer in memory of the little girl he lost.
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A local artist is using his talent to combat children's brain cancer in memory of the little girl he lost.
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Gree Electric Appliances has recalled two million dehumidifiers because the products can overheat, smoke and catch fire.
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Eco Novelty is recalling water-absorbing multi-use beads because kids can swallow them thinking they're candy.
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Be Amazing! Toys is recalling its Monster Science Growing Spiders due to concerns children may ingest them.
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A Thousand Oaks traffic stop led to a search warrant and three arrests for drug possession and graffiti vandalism Friday.
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Build-A-Bear is recalling a character stuffed animal from the 'Monsters, Inc.' movie due to a choking hazard.
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A wearable baby blanket called the SleepSack from the company HALO has been recalled due to a choking hazard.
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Researchers at Yale and UC Davis are working on a way to identify a child's risk of developing autism at birth.
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Researchers at Yale and UC Davis are working on a way to identify a child's risk of developing autism at birth.
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Sick children at Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA felt like they could fly, thanks to some famous superheroes.
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A day care director is facing child endangerment charges after a toddler in her care tested positive for marijuana.
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A day care director is facing child endangerment charges after a toddler in her care tested positive for marijuana.
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A day care director is facing child endangerment charges after a toddler in her care tested positive for marijuana.
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A day care operator is facing child endangerment charges after a toddler in her care tested positive for marijuana.
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There are well-known symptoms of diabetes, plus several warning signs you may not be familiar with.
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The first day of school is near, and doctors say it's time to make sure your kids are up to date with their shots.
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The first day of school is near, and doctors say it's time to make sure your kids are up to date with their shots.
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A new school year and new school menu begin next week for the Los Angeles Unified School District.
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A new form of therapy aims to help children with weakness on one side get stronger.
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Acne in children is a skin issue dermatologists say they're treating more often than ever before.
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Scientists pinpointed differences in the developing brain that may increase the risk of cognitive disabilities like ADHD.
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Scientists pinpointed differences in the developing brain that may increase the risk of cognitive disabilities like ADHD.
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One company has developed smoothies that are helping needy children in Los Angeles get more nutrition in their diets.
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One company has developed smoothies that are helping needy children in L.A. get more nutrition in their diets.
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Thousands of baby bath seats from Idea Baby and BebeLove are being recalled because of a drowning hazard.
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Some doctors say yoga can help children battling health issues, such as chronic headaches and attention deficit disorder.
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Some doctors say yoga can help children battling health issues, such as chronic headaches and attention deficit disorder.
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Researchers find robots can help kids with autism learn how to pay attention and develop other crucial skills.
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The LA Tri Club's annual Coast 2 Coast Swim Challenge raises funds to give swim lessons to under-served kids.
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Bail was set at $1 million for a man accused of putting his daughter in a freezer for about an hour to stop her crying.
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Doctors say monkey bars are the most dangerous playground equipment, causing wrist injuries from kids falling off.
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The state Supreme Court hears arguments Wednesday on whether to allow unlicensed workers to give students insulin shots.
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If your child swears those carrots at dinner is making their tongue tingle and they have hay fever, it may be time to call an allergist
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If your child swears those carrots at dinner is making their tongue tingle and they have hay fever, it may be time to call an allergist
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One doctor believes lullabies can reduce the chances infections in preemies, and she says she's got proof.
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A 5-year-old cancer victim's love of the ocean is the inspiration behind a new learning center in Dana Point.
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LAUSD's board voted to continue the controversial $6.1 million Breakfast in the Classroom program.
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The Breakfast in the Classroom program has two of LAUSD's biggest unions on opposing ends of the food fight.
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Most parents will begin potty training their children at about 2 years old, but for some that's not soon enough.
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A mother who experienced personal tragedy is trying to make Californians aware of the need for organ donors.
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A mother who experienced personal tragedy is trying to make Californians aware of the need for organ donors.
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We often think of migraines as something that only affects adults, but doctors say they often go misdiagnosed in children.
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We often think of migraines as something that only affects adults, but doctors say they often go misdiagnosed in children.
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A new campaign was launched to prevent the death of healthy babies who suffocate in their sleep.
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If you're expecting a child, could the secret to a stress-free birth all be in your mind?
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A new study looks at one particular one: a woman's exposure to anti-epilepsy drugs during pregnancy.
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