After completing his second year of business classes at Miles College in Fairfield, Alabama, in 2007, Joshua Armstrong decided to take a break from full-time studies. Source:New health care changes are only the beginning

Having three daughters of my own, I was a little nervous to meet 6-year-old Kylie McPeak. She was born just about a year before my oldest daughter and was the picture of health up until a couple of years ago. Source:Girl's mother just had 'feeling' something was wrong

It started around 1 a.m. My son, Liam, was 14 months old, and the noises coming from his room didn’t seem completely human: There was a sort of honking bark followed by a whistle-y kind of breathing. Source:Why kids get sicker at night

A ninth baby has died in California from whooping cough, health officials said Thursday. Source:9th baby in California dies from whooping cough

Megan’s hair was the first clue. Source:Clues found in mysterious childhood aging disease

Rain coats, hair barrettes and jewelry seem harmless. But Consumer Reports magazine says a series of tests uncovered “worrisome levels” of potentially hazardous metals in such children’s products currently on store shelves. Source:Report: Children's products may contain hazardous metals

All those late nights spent trolling Facebook, texting friends, and cramming for tests may be taking a toll on teenagers’ diets, a new study suggests. Source:For teens, too little sleep may equal too many snacks