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  • Preventing Strangulation and Entrapment for Parents


    Kids can strangle or become entrapped in the most unexpected ways - even cords, strings on clothing, and infant furniture and accessories can be dangerous. Read how to prevent these dangers around your home.

  • Texting on the Move for Teens


    You've heard the warnings about texting and driving, but it's also risky to text and walk. Read our tips for safe texting.

  • Auditory Processing Disorder Factsheet (for Schools) for Parents


    What teachers should know about APD, and teaching strategies to help students who have the disorder.

  • Dwarfism Factsheet (for Schools) for Parents


    What teachers should know about dwarfism, and how to help students with dwarfism succeed in school.

  • Allergy Testing for Teens


    Doctors use several different types of allergy tests, depending on what a person may be allergic to. Find out what to expect from allergy tests.

  • Breastfeeding FAQs: Out and About for Parents


    Here are answers to some common questions about going out in public as a breastfeeding mom - from how to do it discreetly to taming sneaky leaks.

  • Tests for Food Allergies for Parents


    Doctors often use a combination of skin tests and blood tests to test for food allergies. Learn about what to expect if your child gets tested.

  • School Violence: What Students Can Do for Teens


    When a tragedy happens, it's natural to want to make sense of the situation. Find out what students can do.

  • Can I Get My Medical Records if a Doctor Moves Away? for Teens


    It is the law that doctors must give patients copies of their medical records when they ask.

  • What Is a Medical Record? for Parents


    A medical record is a history of someone’s health. Most hospitals and doctor’s offices use electronic health records.