Q&A: What are the new recommendations for children with a lead level over 5 µg/dL?
Dr. Olanrewaju Falusi answers a reader’s question about her child’s blood lead levels.
Dr. Olanrewaju Falusi answers a reader’s question about her child’s blood lead levels.
Asbestos has also made its way into children’s products such as crayons, makeup and molding clay. Be aware of what’s in the toys and products you buy.
While fireplaces, whether wood-burning, gas, or electric, can be a source of warmth in a home, they also pose a potential safety risk to children. Learn how to protect your children around fireplaces.
Keep your kids and guests out of harm’s way with these Holiday season safety tips.
Since laundry detergent pods were introduced in the U.S. in 2010, emergency departments around the country have seen a number of children, generally toddlers, who have ingested (or eaten) these packets.