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Spot the unexpected signs of drowning
Drowning can happen so quickly that experts say it can easily go unnoticed. Learn how you can help.
Kids’ screen time linked to health risks later in life 
Kids’ screen time linked to health risks later in life
More exercise and less time spent with electronics means kids are less likely to develop poor health as adults.
Don’t relax car seat rules for kids this summer 
Don’t relax car seat rules for kids this summer
Summer is a time for rest and recreation but not when it comes to keeping children safe.
Better motor skills translate to better grades 
Better motor skills translate to better grades
A new study explains how certain types of physical exercise can help improve academic performance.
Is dry drowning possible? 
Is dry drowning possible?
Drowning victims who have been “saved” can actually continue drowning long after they have been pulled from the water.
Being cool is not so cool 
Being cool is not so cool
Being top-dog during middle school may lead to problems later in life.
Inspiring Kids: Nick’s Story 
Inspiring Kids: Nick’s Story
After Nick was unresponsive at a restaurant, a cardiac nurse from Advocate Children’s Hospital came to his rescue helping to save his life.