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As a parent or caregiver, your child's safety is always your top priority. Learn more about how to help keep your child happy and healthy in our blogs and resources.
Pediatric MRI Sedation Frequently Asked Questions
Should your child have an MRI with or without anesthesia? Our experts answer all of your questions about anesthesia to help you understand what factors to consider when making a decision.
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Lead Exposure Risks and How to Prevent Them
Lead exposure can be difficult to detect if you don't know where to look for it. Lurie Children’s expert Dr. Jacqueline Korpics provides must-know information on identifying potential lead poisoning risks and what to do if a child is exposed.
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Safe Toys and Gifts for Kids
Keep your little ones safe during playtime with these helpful toy safety tips from Lurie Children's Patient and Family Education Team.
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Teens and Underage Drinking FAQ for Parents
Underage drinking is dangerous and can have long-lasting effects. Our pediatric expert discusses substance abuse prevention and offers tips for parents and caregivers on how to talk about alcohol with teens and adolescents.
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A Dermatologist’s Guide to Safe Fun in the Sun
Dr. Wagner explains the effects of the sun on skin and answers some commonly asked questions about what sunscreens are best to use for infants and children.
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Bike and Helmet Safety for Kids
When the right safety precautions aren't taken, bike accidents can cause unintentional injuries or even death.
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4th of July Safety Tips for Kids
Emergency Room physician Elizabeth Powell, MD, provides tips to keep your kids safe on the Fourth of July, including firework and burn safety.
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Lurie Children’s Pediatric Eye Specialists: Using Fireworks ‘Not Worth the Risk’
Our pediatric eye specialists say families should be aware of the possible dangers from fireworks to the eyes.
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Water Safety Tips
Among preventable injuries, drowning is the leading cause of death for children one to four years of age.
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Prevent Hot Car Deaths in Babies & Children
Find out a few easy steps you can take to prevent hot vehicle-related injury or even death.
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How to Recognize Child Abuse in Young Children
The bruising clinical decision rule known as TEN-4-FACESp can help recognize when a child is being abused.
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Talking to Teens about Alcohol for Prom and Graduation
With graduation and prom coming up, talking to teens about alcohol can be a good time for parents to discuss this difficult topic with their kids.
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