Organisation: National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

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columnists

Ill-judged full-time work incentive for mothers not what children need

The Government seems intent on making going home after school impossible for as many children as they can, says Victoria White.

The ‘free’ care of parents and of family most enriches children

general

Cut the working mum guilt - children aren’t suffering

Babies don’t need mum at home for a year. They need her for three

world

Drivers 'not always watching the road', says study

news

Motorists take their eyes off road 10% of time

UCC conference to focus on blood cell disorder

More than 250 internationally renowned doctors and scientists will take part in conference in UCC next month which focuses on a blood cell disorder which claimed the life of a young Cork girl.

Thu, 30 May, 2013

US close to eliminating mother-to-child HIV infections

THE US is close to eliminating AIDS among infants, it emerged yesterday.

Tue, 01 Feb, 2005

US close to eliminating Aids among infants

The United States is close to eliminating Aids among infants, it emerged today.

Mon, 31 Jan, 2005

Nursery ‘adversely affecting kids’

LONG periods of nursery care for children under the age of three may be producing more insecure and aggressive children, a childcare study suggests.

Fri, 20 Aug, 2004