Always make sure they're supervised
If ingested, stray wire bristles can pierce throat, intestines, public health experts warn.
More than 40 percent of people will be away, but drive continues over holiday weekend
And help prevent injury
Researchers suspect other restrictions for those with learner permits help to reduce accidents
Study suggests making these resources easily accessible, affordable might cut odds of disease
Children can drown within five minutes, experts warn
Make sure pool is enclosed
Sixty percent contained less active ingredient than label said, while 25 percent had more
Scientists suspect low-dose effects have led to global epidemic
Suggestions to keep little visitors safer
International commission says 50 years of global health gains could be undone
Suggestions to help you stay well
Stay near lifeguards, watch for riptides, experts say
Expert offers tips for dealing with rip currents and other risks
Many outdoor blazes caused by carelessness, experts caution
Cross-border movement in West Africa was less than anticipated, research shows
Follow rules of the ride
But, rise in funding has stagnated since 2010, researchers add
Agency gives manufacturers three years to remove them from all foods sold to Americans
Background checks, raising minimum purchasing age, requiring eight hours of training almost halved rate
Ambien, other sedatives aren't the best treatment for insomnia, experts say
Study shows funding has dropped 61 percent since 2004
FDA recommends careful handling of what you feed your dog or cat
Rate more than doubled in two years for one strain of salmonella
Patient spent seven weeks in country, traveled to three states before diagnosis
Even witnessing such incidents carries long-term consequences, researchers say
Number of motorcycles on U.S. roads has grown 84 percent since 1998
Parents should be particularly careful about windows
California research also shows high rates of medical exemptions in the same schools
But most at little risk of infection from the potentially fatal disease that's rare in U.S.
When injections accidentally enter blood vessels, blockages and damage can occur
Those who started medications early fared better than those who waited until immune systems weakened
Only sixth known case in United States since 1969, but virus is much less deadly than Ebola
Don't let kids play nearby while mowing
Proper footwear, first-aid kit and extra food are must-haves, experts say
At least 53 people in nine states have fallen ill, while 10 have been hospitalized, agency reports
Even seasoned athletes are drowning because of dangerous underwater behaviors, agency says
But moderate, not extreme, temperatures more deadly, researchers say
Safe hygiene practices can prevent norovirus outbreaks, CDC says
Complications, death rates roughly the same as for non-pregnant women
Studies from other countries show such donations wouldn't compromise blood supply, health officials say
Understanding how head trauma affects driving behavior could help improve traffic safety, study says
Monitor weather reports
Areas lacking clean water, effective sanitation most at risk, experts say
Avoid extreme temperatures
Parasitic disease is becoming more common in U.S.
Findings highlight importance of measles vaccine for preventing damaging infection, doctors say
Current containment strategies may need adjusting, research suggests
Most favor restrictions on speed and passengers