Every year some 10,000 children end up in emergency rooms because of serious choking incidents, many of them involving hot dogs. And that’s only the number of cases reported. And while there is oversight of toys that pose a choking risk, when it comes to something that is actually supposed to go in a kid’s mouth, parents are pretty much on their own. The American Academy of Pediatrics has issued a policy statement asking the government to do more, but as it turns out, it took an inventor — a businessman — to come up with an ingenious solution.
An ounce of prevention: Choking and food safety
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The war at home
The emotional impact of combat on those serving in the military is well recognized. But what about the military families left behind? We profile three families to see the sacrifices military spouses and children make every day.
Supporting military families: The Military Child Education Coalition
As part of an upcoming report on military families, Need to Know attended a training session for educators on supporting children of National Guard and Reserve service members in Bridgewater, Mass.
Supporting military families: Home Front Hearts
Need to Know speaks with Randi Cairns, the founder and executive director of Home Front Hearts, a non-profit organization that supports military families.
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