Children’s growth in the first two years of life significantly influences their pubertal growth and adult height, but not ...

A large Israeli study found that boys who experience delayed puberty are significantly more likely to develop type 2 diabetes ...

A global study led by McGill University estimates that 8,500 tonnes of antibiotics enter river systems annually, mostly from ...

Boys born to mothers with PCOS or high third-trimester testosterone levels are less physically active at age 7, particularly ...

Women’s fat cells break down fat faster than men’s once activated, even though they require higher hormone levels to initiate ...

Girls exposed to antibiotics in the first three months of life are significantly more likely to enter puberty early, ...

Children born to mothers with higher BMI in early pregnancy have greater weight and BMI from birth through age 10, regardless ...

Men with fertility problems were significantly more likely to have low blood phosphate levels, a mineral essential for energy ...

A new study in the Journal of Hazardous Materials modeled benzene emissions from the top 5% of gas stoves in U.S. homes, ...

In neighborhoods across America, women face a daunting threat from a federal practice that, although it was outlawed decades ago, continues to negatively impact their health today.

More than a decade ago, researchers launched the BabySeq Project, a pilot program to return newborn genomic sequencing results to parents and measure the effects on newborn care.