THIS SCIENTIST RAISED HIS BABY SON WITH A BABY CHIMP

Dr. Winthrop Niles Kellogg set his son, Donald, and his adopted daughter, Gua, in front of a movie camera. The psychologist wanted to capture a memory of the two babies, Donald in a white onesie and leather shoes, Gua in a diaper and similar shoes. The vignette in sunny Florida might have been cute, except that Donald was a human and Gua was a chimpanzee, and they were both subjects in Kellogg’s experiment.

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Does Your Baby Cry Too Much at Night? It Could Signal Future Behavior Problems

Does Your Baby Cry Too Much at Night? It Could Signal Future Behavior Problems

Crying and waking up in the middle of night are routine during any newborn's first few months. But if those wailing episodes continue on a regular basis past the first year, then they may signal possible behavioral problems down the road.

UW brain scientists to study foster children

This year some of the world's pre-eminent brain scientists will attempt to measure the effects of abuse and neglect on the minds of Washington children in foster care.

UW brain scientists to study foster children

Political Fraud Permitted Upon Autism's Youngest

After calculating results from published peer reviewed findings, an epidemiologist concludes that... "There is an increasing concern that in modern research, false findings may be the majority or even the vast majority of published research claims" Addtionally, "A new claim about a research finding is more likely to be false than true." (link) In part, this is said to be due to self serving data analysis.

Political Fraud Permitted Upon Autism's Youngest

Children’s Mercy leads juvenile drug study

For the next seven years, Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics will play a key role in a $95 million federal contract to improve drug label dosing instructions for children.

Children’s Mercy leads juvenile drug study