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  • Safety group says backover risk is too high

    A vehicle safety advocacy group says it's easier than most people think to not see a child behind a vehicle that's backing up.

  • After tragic death of child, experts say new cars will have more safety standards

    A Kansas City family is planning a funeral for their little boy who died in their driveway Monday night. The child's father accidently backed over his body, and police report the child died instantly.

  • KidsAndCars Canada Trumping Up Awareness for Child Safety

    Injury Board member John McKiggan, of Nova Scotia-based Arnold Pizzo McKiggan, was recently interviewed on Canada’s CBC News about the dangers of motor vehicles and his efforts to educate the public on rollover accidents involving children through the nonprofit organization KidsAndCars Canada.

  • Three more children die in hot cars

    Three more children have died of heat stroke after being unknowingly left in hot cars from Aug. 22-25, reports Kids and Car Safety, a national nonprofit child safety organization working to prevent injuries and deaths of children in and around motor vehicles.

  • HCA Nurse Becomes National Child Safety Advocate After Personal Tragedy

    Few parents anticipate tragedy in these times, but for many children warm weather can lead to vehicle-related hyperthermia, a very real threat with sometimes fatal results. Deona "Dee" Ryan, RN, CLC, LNC, director of family services at HCA’s Summerville Medical Center, knows this first hand. In 2004, her one year-old daughter, Aslyn, died of hyperthermia after a baby-sitter left her in a vehicle unattended.

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