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Keeping Homestead Kids Safe: Preventing Injury in Youth Sports

Research has shown that youth participation in sports can help build confidence, good fitness levels, discipline, leadership skills, social skills, and more. Student athletes also qualify for scholarships and other awards. While there are certainly many benefits to taking part in sports during high school and college, athletes are at…

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Coaches and Other Staff are on the Front Lines in Preventing Sports Injury

The Datalys Center for Sports Injury Research and Prevention released a study last month finding that football coaches with a sports-based education may help make football safer for young athletes. Researchers examined data for about 2,108 athletes between the ages 5 and 15. The study found that the football athletes…

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Do You Have Young Guests Coming Over this Holiday Season? Here’s How to Make Your Home Safe

If your holiday plans this year include inviting guests to your home, you will want to take steps to make sure that your home is safe. This is especially the case if any of your guests will be bringing their children with them. Florida laws state that property owners have…

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Hazing: A Very Preventable Cause of Injury and Death on Campuses

Hazing is often seen as an inevitable part of rushing a fraternity or sorority. Unfortunately, hazing and other fraternity-related events have been causing fatalities and serious injuries, pushing colleges to rethink their societies. Miami and Florida campuses are supposed to keep their students safe, and the presence of hazing and…

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Time to Review Halloween Safety Tips to Prevent Child Injury

At this time of year, stores are filled with Halloween candies and costumes. This is also the season when many parents are stocking up on candies, costumes, and festive decorations. Unfortunately, some of these items can lead to child injury in Homestead or your community – especially if costumes and…

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Bullying and Child Injury in Homestead and Florida: What to Do if Your Child is Affected

In many cases, families don’t know what to do about bullying. Parents can also have a hard time stopping bullying because: Children who are bullied may be too embarrassed to come forward or may try to hide evidence of bullying Bullies may deny their actions Bullying may happen online, where…

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Avoiding Back-to-School Child Injuries

While schools work hard to provide a safe environment for students, accidents and injuries do happen at schools. Child injury in Hollywood and other Florida communities can especially be a risk during the first few weeks of the new year. There is a new routine for students to get used…

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Is Inadequate Security A Concern at Your Child’s School?

Whether your child attends college or goes to a high school or grammar school, of course you expect your child school to be provided with a good level of safety as well as an education. However, child injuries in Homestead and other communities often occur at school. As you start…

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If Your Teen Has a Summer Job, Talk to Them About Work Injuries

Summer work can be a great experience for teens and young adults. It can help them earn money for school or other expenses and can help them build work experience and their resumes. A job can also help a teen develop skills and confidence. Unfortunately, there is a darker side…

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