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Home Fire Sprinklers
A house fire is reported every 60 seconds in the United States. Though many homeowners have smoke alarms, they are often not working, without batteries, or disabled.
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Hot Tubs
Many people use hot tubs, whirlpools and spas for relaxation and fun. Hot tub owners and parents should take proper safety steps to protect children from hot tub-related injuries.
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Types of Smoke Alarms
Every year, more than 3,000 people die in home fires in the United States. Fire deaths are usually the result of breathing in toxic smoke, and most fatal fires occur at night.
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Children Playing with Fire
Every year, children playing with fire cause hundreds of deaths and injuries. Therefore, it is important to teach children that fire is very dangerous, and that matches and lighters are not toys.
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Strollers
Although strollers are typically used to safely transport children, on average, one child aged 5 years and younger is treated in U.S. hospitals every 45 minutes for a stroller- related injury.
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Skateboarding
Skateboarding can be a fun and competitive activity. However, an estimated 64,500 kids age 5-19 are treated in U.S. emergency departments for skateboard-related injuries each year.
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Saad Lab
Under the direction of Nizar Saad, MSc, PhD, the Saad Lab conducts cutting-edge research to understand the causes of genetic disorders, including neuromuscular diseases, and develops innovative techniques to diagnose, treat and cure these conditions.
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Oral-GI Microbiology Research Affinity Group
The Oral and GI Microbiology Research Affinity Group (OGM RAG) at Nationwide Children’s Hospital will bring together like minded clinicians and basic scientists that are actively involved in research in oral and gastrointestinal microbiology as it affects human disease.
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Intelligent Futures Research Lab
Under the direction of Emre Sezgin, PhD, the goal of the Intelligent Futures Research Lab is to build a healthier future for all children and families using intelligent methods and approaches to scientific research and development.
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SPPARKL Lab
The SPPARKL Lab, led by William Black, PhD, develops innovative behavioral interventions to improve the quality of life for patients with chronic pain. Through personalized therapies and targeted research, the lab addresses psychological and behavioral factors influencing pain outcomes and physical activity. The team also leads efforts in improving diagnosis and treatment for youth with joint hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes, advancing care through the Mid-West Pediatric Joint Hypermobility Research program.