Don’t give swine flu drugs to under-12s, says study Oxford University researchers say side-effects of Tamiflu and Relenza outweigh any benefits for young children
Don’t give Tamiflu or Relenza to under-12s, warn researchers Swine flu drugs can have side-effects that outweigh benefits, studies show
Our recession baby boom Nicholas Lezard: With sales of condoms down, and of pregnancy supplements up, will the birth rate soar despite the dire financial situation?
Half of children taking Tamiflu have side-effects Nausea, insomnia and nightmares reported after taking antiviral drug for swine flu, study finds
Soft toys could spread swine flu in children, schools warned Flu pandemic guidance for schools, nurseries and childminders warns against children sharing toys and crayons
We must untangle the web of contradictions around breastfeeding Response: A focus on failure and guilt leaves little room for discussing the joy of feeding your baby, says Kate Evans
Oliver James: Family under the microscope Your son may be daft but he's probably fine. The alarming rate of distress among 15-year-old girls, meanwhile, affects all classes
School closures urged to prevent spread of swine flu Government should rethink policy of schools staying open during pandemic before they return from summer holidays, say experts
Parents of schoolchildren criticise lack of information about swine flu Confusion and worry at the school gate following latest figures released by government
A painful lecture on labour Maureen Freely: Denis Walsh may be right that epidurals bring their own risks, but he shouldn't tell mothers about the moral value of pain