Safety

Pediatric surgeon offers tips on protecting little ones at home.

A few things to keep in mind this season.

5 tips for a safe weekend away or trip somewhere exotic.

Use this principle to avoid common traps and hazards during the holidays.

Celebrate Halloween safely with ghosts and ghouls.

Be on the alert for the subtle signs and symptoms of concussions.

What to do if you think your child is being bullied.

A little care and caution go a long way toward avoiding injuries.

A pair of $12 drug-store sunglasses can provide just as much protection against the sun as a $200 pair.

This measure of air quality can help you protect your family from pollution.

Protecting your skin and eyes from the sun is important year round.

Be prepared to take quick action. You could save a life.

Don't skip the shot. See why vaccines are so important this fall.

Keep these important points handy to stay safe this summer.

At-home testing is a quick way to determine if you have COVID-19.

Learn more about the symptoms, how the virus spreads, available treatments and what you can do to protect yourself

Now is a good time to make sure you and your family are as protected as possible from several diseases — not just the flu and COVID-19.

Help your child avoid unnecessary strain & pain.

Even moderate amounts of physical exertion in warmer weather can result in heat exhaustion

Lower dose versions of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are now available for children 6 months and older.

Watch for special hazards with natural bodies of water.

Pediatrician Vik Bhagat, MD, shares how to pick and fit the right helmet for all your activities this summer.