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Holiday Safety
Shopping for presents, decorating the house and visiting relatives make the holidays a fun and exciting time of year. Help keep your family healthy at the holidays by following a few safety tips.
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Bunk Bed Safety
However, an average of 36,000 bunk bed-related injuries occur every year to children in the United States. Injuries can happen when kids are playing around the bunk bed or when they are sleeping.
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Drowning Prevention
Every year in the US, more than 1,000 children die from drowning, and many more suffer life-changing injuries. Parents need to be aware of drowning dangers and take steps to prevent it.
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High Chair and Chair-Related Injuries
High chairs are a common sight in homes with young children. To keep kids safe at meal time, read the chair manufacturer’s instructions and follow these injury prevention tips.
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Firework Safety
Every year, Americans enjoy the 4th of July by setting off firecrackers, bottle rockets and sparklers. However, the celebration often turns into tragedy with the improper use of fireworks.
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New National Study Examines Bicycle-Related Injuries Among Youth
Although bicycles are a healthy and cost-saving alternative for transportation, automobiles continue to be the only consumer product associated with more childhood injuries.
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Mika Matthews, MD, Honored at AAP Section on Surgery Meeting
Mika Matthews, MD, received the Jens Rosenkrantz Resident Research Award at the recent American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Section on Surgery meeting held in New Orleans. Dr.
Neonatology Fellowship
The Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowship provides exceptional training in the areas of clinical care, research and academic scholarship with the goal of preparation for a successful career in academic neonatology.
Medical Biochemical Genetics Fellowship
The Medical Biochemical Genetics Fellowship builds a foundation of research and scholarship to begin a career of academic inquiry in biochemical genetics with a focus on either bench research, informatics and/or clinical/translational research.
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Lowes Lab Ambulatory Status Algorithm (LASA)
The Lowes Lab Ambulatory Status Algorithm (LASA) is an ambulatory status algorithm designed to classify individuals with neuromuscular disease into one of three categories: ambulatory, transitional or non-ambulatory based on simple patient or parent interview questions.