Research Report

Every minute of every day, a poison control center answers a call about a young child getting into medicine or getting too much medicine.

New findings from a study by Safe Kids Worldwide, indicate that parents do not always take the time to ensure their children are safely secured in vehicles.

In an observational study, Safe Kids Worldwide discovered that 1 in 5 Teens crosses the road distracted.

Safe Kids 2013 report on protecting young athletes from injury.

Every parent knows to keep medicine up and away from children, but kids are still getting into medicine at an alarming rate.

On average, every three weeks a child dies from a TV tipping over. And nearly 13,000 more children are injured each year in the U.S.

Injury rates among pedestrians 16 to 19 years old are up – what’s keeping them distracted? Safe Kids Worldwide looks at the trends in this report.

Many coaches and parents don’t know how much rest young athletes need from sports, how much water kids should drink or what the signs of concussions are.

About four busloads of kids are seen in U.S. emergency rooms EVERY DAY for medication poisoning. Learn why.