Kids with chronic illnesses were more likely to be poor, unemployed, or have public, not private, insurance. "Most youth with chronic conditions need to access health and social services for the ...

Can poor kids be successful? As an adult ... Children from affluent homes are more likely to suffer from substance abuse, chronic depression, and low self-confidence because of increased pressures at ...

MONDAY, March 17, 2025 (HealthDay News) -- Nearly 1 in 3 children live with a chronic condition that could significantly affect their health for the rest of their lives, a new study says.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins address how they're working together to improve children's health.

RFK also claimed, “We spent zero on chronic disease during the Kennedy administration. Today we spend $4.3 trillion a year.” ...

The study has linked these diseases and conditions to factors such as an unhealthy diet and poor mental health. A rise in the global prevalence of chronic diseases and developmental conditions ...

When the patient experiencing chronic pain is a child, the stakes can feel even higher. To help children experiencing chronic pain, a new kind of clinical space has been created that goes way ...

Children are more common among the poor than among the rich ... Children from affluent homes are more likely to suffer from substance abuse, chronic depression, and low self-confidence because of ...