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Hillary Kapa and Caitlin Axtmayer highlight the Stress-Less Initiative© and its successful expansion to support helping professionals in managing burnout and secondary trauma across diverse settings.

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Hillary Kapa and Caitlin Axtmayer highlight the Stress-Less Initiative© and its successful expansion to support helping professionals in managing burnout and secondary trauma across diverse settings.
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REU alum Meredith Bloss shares how her summer experience at CHOP sparked a lasting interest in human-centered design.
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During Child Passenger Safety (CPS) Week September 21st-27th, learn why and how to avoid prematurely moving a child to the next restraint type before they're ready.
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Dr. Kevin Osterhoudt and Anthony Jaworski expose the hidden dangers of unregulated cannabinoids and outlines how families and policymakers can help protect kids.
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Dr. DiFusco shares insights from recently published research into how teens with congenital heart disease navigate driving, independence, and safety conversations.
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Read our latest roundup of notable child injury prevention news articles from August 2025.
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Discover how expanding water toys like water beads pose serious risks to young children—and what families and policymakers can do to prevent injuries.
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Dr. Kristy Arbogast details new research detailing the use of Guardian Cap soft-shell helmet covers to reduce concussions in professional football.
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Read our latest roundup of notable child injury prevention news articles from July 2025.
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With over 10,000 teens having completed a virtual driving assessment at CHOP, go "behind the scenes" to learn about the Care Network team supporting teens and parents along their driving journey.