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  • Controlling Infections in Pediatric ICUs
  • Assessing the Quality of Hospital Care for Children with Asthma
  • Some Emergency Departments Deprive Injured Children of Effective Pain Relief
  • Panel Says There Is No "Safe" Amount of Lead in Children's Bodies
  • Unusual Sources of Lead Poisoning for Parents to Watch Out For
  • Another Warning on Baby Acetaminophen (Tylenol)
  • Adults Are Worrying More than Kids Are Sexting
  • The No. 1 Cause of Kids' Visits to Emergency Rooms, and What Parents Can Do
  • Apple Juice for Kids: A Caution for Parents
  • HPV Vaccination Now Recommended for Boys
  • Read This Before You Shop for Any Toys This Year
  • Dry Your Tears Over Baby Shampoo
  • Cholesterol Tests for Kids
  • The Enablers of Child Sexual Abuse
  • Keeping Kids Safe in Hospitals
  • When Is It Safe for a Child to Graduate from a Car Seat?
  • Concussions and Kids and Consumers' Pocket Books
  • Stripping Down the Crib to Cut the Risk of Sudden Infant Death
  • Youth and Tanning Beds: Do Not Mix
  • MRIs and Children: What Is the Appropriate Use?
  • Choosing Safe Toys
  • Baltimore Research Institute Sued for Exposing Children to Lead
  • Treatment for Depression Among Teens Is Troubling
  • Keep Your Pliers Off My Kid's Wisdom Teeth!
  • Do Hospitals Overmedicate Pediatric Patients?
  • Vaccinating Teens for Sexually Transmitted Cancers Still Lags in Use
  • A Simple Heart Test for Newborns
  • Join the Movement to Prevent Concussions and Their Aftermath
  • Learning from Tragedy: The Faces of Children Hurt by Medical Error
  • Helping Parents Through the Autism Maze
  • Early Diagnosis Tool for Lazy Eye Shows Promise
  • Politicians Decide One Home Safety Question by Doctors Is Off Limits
  • Top 5 Ilnesses for School-Age Children
  • Bed-Sharing with Mom and Dad Doesn't Hurt Toddlers
  • Crossing a Street Safely When You Have ADHD
  • Study Shows Working Mothers Needn't Feel Guilty
  • Rat Study Suggests Problems for Ritalin & Prozac Combo for Teens
  • Risky Play on Playgrounds Isn't Always Wrong
  • Secondhand Smoke Poses Yet More Risks to Children
  • Signs of Allergy Can Appear Early
  • Test for Newborns Is Questionable Medicine and Bad Policy
  • Research Shows Environment Is Main Factor in Autism
  • Good Oral Health Starts in Infancy
  • Making the Transition from Pediatric to Adult Health Care
  • Kids on Medicaid go to the back of the health care waiting line
  • Swimming pool safety advocates say law isn’t working
  • Pediatricians update patient safety guidelines to reduce risk of malpractice to kids
  • Finally, FDA may require Tylenol dosing information for children 2 and under
  • Atypical antipsychotic use high in children, study shows
  • May Flowers & Motorcycle Accident Safety Awareness
  • Pediatricians recommend rear-facing car seats until age 2
  • Stroller manufacturer calls for mandatory regulation after massive recall
  • New York creates fund for babies with brain damage from malpractice errors
  • Manufacturers dither while toddlers get strangled in window-blind cords
  • Retail family clinics pose risks, pediatrician warns
  • Benzocaine products carry risk of blood disorder, FDA warns
  • Which kids should get their tonsils removed? At long last, some guidance
  • Brain damaged boy’s family accepts $8.5M malpractice settlement
  • Maryland lab destroys documentation on lead poisoning of children
  • Reports of eye damage from green laser pointers increase
  • Preemies exposed to excessive radiation at Brooklyn hospital
  • Republicans aim to cut financing for toy hazard database
  • Parents Lose Vaccine Case in Supreme Court
  • Almost 10,000 crib and playpen injuries a year, study says, but will Congress roll back safeguards?
  • Fetal heart rate monitoring significantly cuts baby deaths
  • Vaccines for Kids: Latest Recommendations
  • Governments plan to make polio a disease of the past
  • Caps threaten $19.2 million jury award to family of preemie who received overdose
  • Caffeine-laced energy drinks worry researchers
  • Cities safer for kids than suburbs, researcher says
  • Is Michelle Obama responsible for pedestrian injuries?
  • Dangerous chemicals found in virtually all pregnant women, study says
  • Discredited study linking MMR vaccine to autism used fraudulent data, report says
  • Senator seeks FTC probe of football helmet makers
  • French study prompts FDA concern about growth hormone
  • Feds finally ban drop-side cribs
  • Dosing directions in children’s medications found wanting
  • CPSC "recalls" its recall of lead-laced drinking glasses
  • Firefighters rescue 2-year-old trapped in vending machine
  • Rear-view cameras in cars may be mandated to protect kids from being backed over
  • Feds probe lead-tainted drinking glasses for kids
  • A Checklist for Safe Toy Buying for the Holidays
  • 186,000 visits to ER due to defective toys, CPSC says
  • 3-D Imaging for Orthodontics Exposes Teens to High Dose Radiation
  • Big recall of Roman shades, roll-up blinds and roller blinds because of strangling hazard in small kids
  • Tracking sports injuries to make athletics safer
  • Three drop-side cribs are recalled as CPSC joins child safety groups in crib education campaign video for new parents
  • Stroller recall due to strangulation risk: What parents need to know
  • Portable soccer goals pose serious child safety hazard
  • Kids' Football Helmets: Unsafe, Untested
  • Florida child safety advocates ponder vehicle alarm law after death of infant in daycare van
  • Regulators, science kit makers clash over possible ‘toxic’ paper clips
  • Researcher jailed over faked child safety tests for lighters
  • Child safety seat inspections: Get one free this Saturday
  • Study supports mandatory booster seats in cars for children age 4-6
  • Indoor Tanning Beds: Addictive and Dangerous for Teens and Young Adults
  • Study examines benefits of school bus seat belts for kids
  • Are Too Many Pre-Schoolers Being Put on Anti-Psychotic Drugs?
  • Pediatricians repeating medical myths endanger child safety
  • Maternity patient safety program improves health outcomes for newborns, mothers
  • Protecting Babies from Hospital Malpractice in Labor and Delivery Units
  • Getting the Word Out on Dangerous Kids' Products
  • Higher Risk of Death for Babies Born at Night?
  • Infant Onesies and Rompers Recalled
  • Liquid Vitamin D: Too Much of a Good Thing for Babies
  • Muscle Spasms: Uncommon but Dangerous Condition in Infants
  • Watch Out for Button Batteries and Kids
  • Warning Labels Urged on Foods that Can Choke Children
  • Lead Poisoning Still a Reality for Children Today
  • "Tic Tacs" Packed with Nicotine Appeal to Teens
  • Parents of Autistic Kids Need to Check Swingsets Carefully
  • New Taxes on Tanning Beds
  • C-Section versus Vaginal Births: What Is the Safest?
  • The Special Challenge of Helping Teenage Cancer Patients
  • A Checklist of Infection Symptoms for When to Take Your Child to the ER
  • Stroke in Kids: It Does Happen
  • Toxic Dangers from Kids' Metal Jewelry from China
  • The Deadly "Choking Game"
  • "Simplicity" cribs: Now responsible for eleven baby deaths
  • Infant Deaths Prompt Baby Hammock Recalls
  • Are Your Children's Toys Safe?
  • False Assurance from Home Fetal Heart Monitors
  • Do Mental Health Drugs Make Kids Fat?
  • A Little Girl Is Saved Because Her Mom Refuses to Take Her Home from the ER
  • Heavy Backpacks Cause Lower Back Pains for Children
  • Depression Prevention Works for Some At-Risk Teenagers
  • Text Messaging: A Health Hazard for Teens
  • Water-Based Face Paints Recalled
  • Chicago Bans Baby Bottles Made with Dangerous Chemical
  • Third Jardine Crib Recall in a Year
  • Infant Car Seats Failed Safety Standard Tests
  • Obesity Rate Higher in Schools Closer to Fast Food
  • Teens Need Routine Screening for Depression
  • New Questions about Drugs for Attention Deficit Disorder in Kids
  • Growing Consensus on Genetic Risks of IVF
  • DC Children Affected by High Lead Levels in Drinking Water
  • Bed-Sharing May Be Responsible for Surge in Infant Suffocations
  • Parents Fight to Help Diabetic Children Manage The Disease In Schools
  • Toy Makers Prosecuted for Lead Content
  • Overmedicating Children and Doctors' Conflicts of Interest
  • Recent Surge in Crib Accidents Prompts Safety Reform
  • Therapy and Medication Combo Treatment for Anxiety
  • CDC: HPV and Cervical Cancer Vaccine is Perfectly Safe
  • JAMA: Millions of Uninsured Children Have Insured Parents
  • More Food Allergies Among American Kids
  • Experts at Hopkins in Baltimore Recommend Labels for Energy Drinks for Kids
  • Government Experts Urge Flu Vaccination For Infants
  • Cheerleader Injuries: The Darker Side of an All-American Sport
  • D.C.-based Commission Warns Against Simplicity Inc. Bassinets
  • FDA Revisits Cold Medicine Standards for Infants
  • Highway Proximity and Infant Health
  • Common Baby Bottle Ingredient Safe, says the FDA
  • Teen Injuries in Auto Accidents: Sense of Invincibility May Cause Car Crashes
  • Bullies and Bullied Both At Risk of Suicide
  • Menthol: A Hook for Young Smokers
  • Cholesterol Pills for Kids?
  • Parents File Suit Over BPA Bottles
  • "Dry Drowning" Kills Boy in South Carolina
  • Injury Risks for Teen-Agers Donating Blood
  • Senators Weigh In on Baby Bottle Ingredient
  • Girl With Heart Disease Dies in Gym Class
  • Schools Concerned About Lead in Artificial Turf: Brain Risk?
  • Common Baby Bottle Ingredient Linked to Problems; Company Ceases Use
  • Seizure Medications While Nursing Do Not Harm Infants
  • Child Wins Birth Defect Settlement
  • CDC: 1 in 43 American Babies Abused or Neglected
  • Anti-Vaccine Sentiment Leads to Public Health Risk
  • Anne Arundel County Infant Mortality Reduction Program at Risk
  • UK Bans Cold Medications For Children Under 2
  • Study: Computerized Program Helps Teens Quit Smoking
  • Black Infant Pre-Term Birth and Mortality Much Higher than for Whites
  • Six-Year-Old Girl Dies from Swimming Pool Injury
  • MA shows Black and Hispanic Children Lack Dental Care
  • Teen Fathers Lead to More Birth Problems
  • Plastic in Baby Bottles Possibly Toxic
  • Cold Medicines, Children and Emergency Rooms
  • Virginia State Medical Board Reprimands Two Doctors
  • Experimental Vaccine May Guard Against Meningitis in Infants
  • Study Will Test If Extra Attention Can Reduce Autism Risk
  • 17-Year-Old Dead After Insurance Company Denied Her Transplant
  • Honey a Better Cough Medicine for Kids than Dextromethorphan
  • Amusement Parks and Safety
  • New Report Suggests CT Scans may become Cancer Risk for Children
  • Study Shows that All-Terrain Vehicles are Highly Risky for Children
  • Cold Medicine Lawsuit
  • More on Lead Poisoning: Even Small Amounts of Lead Linked To Reduced IQ
  • Recent Study Shows Value of Vaccines for Children
  • Cough Medicine and Kids
  • Child and Teen Suicide Up and Anti-Depressant Use Down
  • Challenges to Medicaid Rules
  • New Federal Guidelines Would Increase Numbers of Uninsured Children
  • Child Victim of Negligence Awarded $9 Million for Brain Damage and Other Injuries
  • Washington DC Landlords Sued Over Lead Paint
  • FDA cautions against OTC cough and cold medicines for toddlers
  • Mattel's Recall and Lead Paint
  • Car Seats: Using Them Correctly
  • Children With Some Insurance Can't Get Vaccines
  • Virginia Tightens Car Seat and Cell Phone Laws
  • $10.4 million verdict in Montana against Evenflo
  • Small Children in Hot Cars
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    Controlling Infections in Pediatric ICUs Hospital infections have been a hot topic for a few...
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