HMHB January 6 From the "good news" department: Largely due to improvements in sanitation, medical services, access to food in the developing world, and the success of public health efforts like vaccine programs,... read more »
HMHB January 5 Have you seen the Million Moms Challenge "Top 12 Triumphs for 2012" list? It includes important steps forward for maternal-child health!Top Twelve Triumphs for 2012millionmomschallenge.orgMillion Moms Challenge
HMHB January 4 Yesterday American Academy of Pediatrics President Thomas K. McInerny, MD, FAAP, along with representatives from the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), the American College of Emergency Physicians, and the... read more »
HMHB January 4 CDC reports that cases of influenza are on the rise. So far, 18 states have confirmed widespread flu activity. It's not too late to get your flu vaccine, and avoid being... read more »
HMHB January 3 New study finds that a system of screening, supported diagnosis, and PPD management leads to significantly improved outcomes for women with postpartum depression.Study is First to Show Improved Outcomes with Postpartum... read more »
HMHB January 2 "As pediatricians, we believe that children deserve a safe environment in which to grow and learn." In a New Year's Eve letter to the White House, the American Academy of... read more »
HMHB January 1 Meet New York City's first babies of 2013. Any "New Year's babies" - or healthcare professionals who attended New Year's births - among our Facebook friends?First Babies of 2013 Born Across... read more »
HMHB January 1 Do you have parenting resolutions for the New Year? Share them in the comments!12 New Year's Resolutions for Happier Familiesparenting.blogs.nytimes.comKeep a "to-don't" list. Give warm greetings and farewells. Create more art... read more »
HMHB January 1 Thanks to each of you for connecting with us and working with us for healthy moms, babies and families in 2012. We wish you a safe, happy, and healthy New Year's... read more »
HMHB December 31 Year in review! As the clock winds down on 2012, what do you think were the year's best and worst developments for the health and safety of moms, babies and children?