Research In Action
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The Poison Control Center at CHOP is warning families, healthcare providers, and policymakers about a concerning rise in serious and potentially fatal diphenhydramine poisonings, particularly among teenagers.
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Although well-intentioned, helmets and playing/practice standards such as hit counts have jumped ahead of the science in concussion prevention.
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Access eight short videos featuring The Minds Matter Concussion Program at CHOP team that address the most common questions about pediatric concussion.
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Car seat manufacturers and automakers collaborate on safety solutions through a partnership with CIRP@CHOP's Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS).
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New series of infographics and posters provide best-practice state-of-the-science tips on recognizing symptoms and managing youth concussions in terms that youth can understand.
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In an editorial, CIRP researchers address the “perfect storm” of inexperience, adolescence and ADHD that increases crash risk.
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Here's how to determine if your child is ready to drive from experts at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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Can you train the teen brain to drive? The answer is yes, say the experts.
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A number of programs have recently been developed to help families and their autistic children prepare for the stresses of air travel.
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A new study provides evidence that teens need their sleep to reduce crash risk.
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Learn about a web-based game called Coping Coach, a fun, interactive way to help a large number of children emotionally recover after injury, developed by CHOP experts.
