FDA Warns Against Use of Baby Neck Floats
The FDA warns that baby neck floats may present a serious health risk to babies following reports of at least one infant death.
The FDA warns that baby neck floats may present a serious health risk to babies following reports of at least one infant death.
Educational programs and other measures have failed to put a significant dent in the rate of child drownings in the U.S., according to a new report.
A new CPSC report provides tips on how seniors can avoid injuries from the use of portable heaters, pools and bed rails.
The CPSC has awarded $1.3 million in grants as part of an effort to reduce pool and spa drownings in the U.S., which mostly affect young children.
A Six Flags waterpark in Texas faces a lawsuit after dozens were exposed and injured by chemicals released into a pool area for children.
The CPSC has issued a list of recommendations for families returning to vacationing as lockdown restrictions are lifted.
A new CDC study finds disproportionate drowning rates among Native American and Black youths in the U.S.
The CPSC warns of potential increases in child pool drowning deaths and injuries, despite decreases in pool use due to the pandemic.
The CPSC has issued more than $860,000 in grants to combat pool drownings, which disproportionately affect young children.
A new CPSC report warns that child drownings continue to increase annually, and that the pandemic lockdown may exacerbate the risks, since most fatal child drownings occur at home, during…