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Kasey Stammen, a CIRP REU student, reflects on how her interdisciplinary experience bridging exercise science and injury biomechanics helped her realize that a career in injury prevention doesn’t require choosing one path—but connecting them.
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Learn about new CHOP research about compliance with and enforcement of GDL restrictions among New Jersey's young drivers.
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Patty Huang shares implications for practitioners of a new study describing suicide among elementary school-age children.
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To better understand how teen drivers perceive peer passengers as safety risks, CIRP conducted focus group sessions with 30 newly licensed teen drivers.
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Learn about why 3-point seat belts on school buses is so important to keep children safe.
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The National Safety Council recently announced an update to its child passenger safety policy statement for airplanes.
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This guest blog from Research Experiences for Undergraduates student Ellyn Butler explores the short- and long-term outcomes for children with incarcerated mothers.
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Female athletes, through an imbalance of nutrition and hormones, are at both short- and long-term risk for poor bone health, according to Dr. Naomi Brown.
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Share these new videos from the TeenDrivingPlan Channel to help parents effectively supervise their teens' driving practice.
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CHOP Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician Dan Corwin discusses how concussion management may differ in the summertime compared to when kids are in school.
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CIRP joins NHTSA in promoting National Heatstroke Prevention Day to raise awareness and educate the public about this danger.
