Study: Challenges to Implementing Concussion Laws Put Young Athletes at Risk
Laws are in place to keep student athletes safe, but schools face many barriers when practicing them
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Study Shows Newspaper Reporting Overlooks Best Practices when Reporting a Celebrity Suicide Death
Articles not adhering to suicide reporting guidelines, but experts say parents can help by starting conversations about mental health
Toddler Leaves Hospital for First Time Thanks to Novel Approach to Treatment
Forgoing sedation for therapy and play improves survival rate to 99% in preemies with chronic lung condition
Study: Pinterest Sunscreen Recipes Promise Protection, But May Put Kids At Risk for Burns
Experts warn of potential dangers of online DIY versions of regulated products
Study: Sharp Rise in Youth Self-Poisonings Highlights Need for Action
Mental health experts say preventing suicide in children needs to be a community effort
Study: Increase in Youth Suicides After Release of “13 Reasons Why”
Media depictions of suicide should follow recommended guidelines to avoid harm
Unique Training Approach Prevents Injuries in Youth Baseball Players
Video analysis helps athletic trainers correct each player’s mechanics to take strain off of arm
Navigating Holiday Gatherings After a Child’s Hospitalization or Diagnosis
Families should decide together what they’re comfortable sharing and how to direct the conversation
Study: Granting Wishes may Improve Health of Seriously Ill Children
Children granted wishes had less hospital visits and reduced healthcare costs
Smoke Alarms Using Mother’s Voice Wake Children Better than High-Pitch Tone Alarms
Including the child’s first name in the alarm message does not improve the effectiveness of the alarm