The leading cause of death among American youth has surged 50% since 2019
Guns were the leading cause of death among American youth for the third year in a row in 2023, outpacing car accidents.
Swim instructors stress importance of swim lessons: Drowning leading cause of death for kids under 4
The time to sign up for swim lessons is here! Summer is almost here and with that comes many fun activities, including ...
Childhood cancer survivors are more likely to have heart attacks, strokes and more cancer by 65 — regardless of radiation
A new study found that childhood cancer survivors are nearly 3 times more likely to develop aging-related diseases compared to the general population.
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Officials Give Shock Update on Death of Yankees Star’s Son
Costa Rican investigators have ruled out asphyxiation as the cause of death for the 14-year-old son ... Today, police from the town of Quepos, who are leading the investigation, will question ...
How to keep children safe from firearms
Brown said it is important that any type of firearm should be locked away from small children and keep them in a gun safe.
Trump Ends White House Public Health Advisory On Gun Violence
It came down some time between March 5 and March 15, internet archives show, removing data about firearms being the leading ...
Cleveland area high school students hold mock congressional hearing on gun violence
A youth advisory council, coordinated by Ohio Congresswoman Shontel Brown held a mock hearing on gun violence Saturday in ...
Medical researchers develop a fresh theory about what makes infants most at risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Research conducted as part of a unique partnership between the Center for Integrative Brain Research at Seattle Children's ...
HHS webpage declaring gun violence a public health crisis disappears
A webpage created last June marked the first time the Office of the Surgeon General issued an advisory on guns.
Youth gun homicides doubled during second half of pandemic while adult rates returned to pre-COVID level
A new study in JAMA Pediatrics found that the spike in gun death rates during the first two years of the pandemic disproportionately affected adolescents ages 10-16, as well as adults over 30 years ...