...are too precious not to protect. Christina Echegaray is an information officer for Vanderbilt Health. See additional tips on swimming safety. Parents: Remember the ABCs of water safety for kids...
...are ways to look at vaccine safety by reporting events that happened after that. We have a large grant to look at vaccine safety — if there are reactions after...
Children fall out of windows more often than you might think. Here are our best window safety tips. According to the Safe Kids Worldwide 2015 Report to the Nation: Protecting...
...to do if someone is heavily bleeding With life-threatening bleeding, there’s likely a large amount of blood pooling all around the patient. First, ensure your own safety. If you are...
...to give the gentle reminders about following safety rules. Monroe Carell fully supports recommendations by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Surgeons that children 16 and...
...belts while driving or riding in a motor vehicle. Always buckle your children into the car using a child safety seat, booster seat or seat belt according to their height,...
...to drinking while driving. To help combat such distraction, Tennessee has banned all cellphone use for bus drivers and novice drivers, as well as texting for drivers of all ages....
...of the injury and until a medical provider says he or she is symptom-free and it’s OK to return to play. 2. Seek medical care. Most kids and teens are treated...
...for men to help you navigate wellness throughout your life. Teens and 20s In your teens, your parents will likely guide you through the process of getting a physical or...
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