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Keeping Children Safe: July 31 is Heat Stroke Prevention Day

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Every year, an average of 38 children die after being left alone in hot cars. Tragically, this summer’s death toll is climbing as rapidly as the outdoor temperatures. Seventeen children have already lost their lives due to heatstroke after being left unattended in vehicles, according to the latest data from KidsAndCars.org. That’s why Kids and…

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Graco Expands Recall of Car Seats—Largest Car Seat Recall in U.S.

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Graco’s Children’s Products has recalled 1.9 million infant car seats following a months-long debate with U.S. regulators about a faulty buckle, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports. Earlier this year, the company recalled more than 4 million toddler car seats after receiving reports of children getting stuck in the seats when the buckle jammed. In some cases,…

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One in Four Children Has Ridden at ATV—Many Without Helmets, Risking Head Injury

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Riding all-terrain vehicles is a popular American hobby, but it’s also very dangerous. Just like a motorcycle, an ATV provides no protection against direct contact with the ground or an object when an accident occurs. That means the risk of injury – particularly head trauma – is especially high. Unfortunately, a new study from the…

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Many Preventable Fireworks Injuries Occur Around July 4th Holiday

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If it blows up or goes up in Lexington, it’s illegal. That’s how fire officials like to explain local ordinances about fireworks during the Fourth of July holiday, according to WKYT. Even though state law allows people to buy fireworks in many Kentucky counties, they cannot be set off in Fayette County. Small handheld fireworks…

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More Than 200,000 Residents of Kentucky Are Living with a Brain Injury

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Much attention is being focused on the prevalence of head injuries in professional and youth sports in America. Last year, nearly 5,000 former football players sued the NFL, alleging that the organization knew about the dangers of concussions but didn’t do enough to protect players from on-field injuries. Public health agencies are spreading the word…

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