How safe is your home? Each year, households are where family members suffer injuries that could have been prevented. Take a hands-on approach to injury prevention in your home and follow a safety checklist to help your loved ones avoid getting hurt.
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Commonly Used Toxic Cleaning Products
Cleaning and sanitizing is an important step in reducing the spread of illnesses. However, many products commonly used...
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Ten Things You Can Do To “Get The Lead Out”
Have your child tested for lead with a blood test during a regular pediatric visit. Children should be tested at about...
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Escape Planning
Get Out Safely More than 4,000 Americans die each year in fires, and approximately 20,000 are injured. Deaths resulting...
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Banning Chemicals called Phthalates in Childhood Products
Existing California laws prohibit production and distribution of products containing certain chemicals that are harmful...
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Stranger Danger: Helping Children Stay Safe
Parents want to protect their children at all times, but they can not be with them every minute of every day. Children...
Source: NYU Child Study Center
