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CNN

Every 10 Minutes a Young Child Goes to the ER for Medicine Poisoning

CNN reports on the latest medicine safety research from Safe Kids Worldwide  

Safe Kids on the Today Show

Are Child Safety Caps Enough To Keep Kids Out?

A new study out this week from Safe Kids Worldwide shows there are more than 1,100 emergency calls every day about a young child getting into medicine or getting too much medicine by accident.

Good Morning America

Good Morning America Features Safe Kids on Home Safety

Safe Kids President and CEO Kate Carr talks home safety with ABC's Paula Faris.

What You Need to Know Before Buying Toys

Attention Holiday Shoppers: What You Need to Know Before Buying Toys

Attention holiday toy shoppers: A new study finds that toy-related injuries increased over recent decades — at least if you include one particular toy. A new study from Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital, Columbus explains.
Safe Kids on the Today Show

Today Show Reports on Latest Safe Kids Research: 'Teens on the Move'

Today Show reports on our latest research report: “Teens on the Move." We asked students about their own walking habits and what their peers do. Forty percent of teens told us they had been hit or almost hit by a car. Half of teens surveyed told us they text while walking.
Safe Kids on Today Show

New Child Passenger Safety Research Featured on Today Show

Safe Kids found that one in five parents whose children carpool say they “bend the rules” when driving, letting kids ride without seat belts and without the car seat or booster seat they would normally use.
USA TODAY REPORTS ON THE CULTURE OF YOUTH SPORTS

USA TODAY REPORTS ON THE CULTURE OF YOUTH SPORTS

Story highlights need to make a plan early in the season.
Tareka Wheeler talks to NBC’s The Today Show

Today Show Highlights Heatstroke Prevention

Never leave your child alone in a car.