Posted on October 14, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Welcome to Pediatric Safety’s weekly “Child Health & Safety News Roundup”- a recap of the past week’s child health and safety news headlines from around the world.
Each day we use Twitter and Facebook to communicate relevant and timely health and safety information to the parents, medical professionals and other caregivers who follow us. Occasionally we may miss something, but we think overall we’re doing a pretty good job of keeping you informed. But for our friends and colleagues not on Twitter or FB (or who are but may have missed something), we offer you a recap of the past week’s top 10 events & stories.
- Teaching Kids to Respect Other People’s Content in the Internet Age | A Platform for Good http://t.co/gOnjpNXld2 2014-10-10
- Halloween is Scary, But Food Allergies Don’t Have to Be: http://t.co/HIRSLFeZhX 2014-10-10
- What to Tell Your College Kid About Smoking, Alcohol & Drugs: http://t.co/znrY89l9Jm 2014-10-08
- Need for Services for Parents of Children with Autism http://t.co/fRXgiHXoui 2014-10-06
PedSafe Child Health & Safety Headline of the Week:
Does the flu vaccine give you the flu? | Confessions of a Dr. Mom http://t.co/LaLICTMBU
- Mandatory detention of children ‘abusive’, say Australian paediatricians http://t.co/wdT3X8looY 2014-10-06
- The Issue With Sexting Isn’t the Sex. It’s the Text. http://t.co/u1rhH5qGZn 2014-10-06
- ComputerCOP: The Dubious ‘Internet Safety Software’ That Hundreds of Police Agencies Have Distributed to Families http://t.co/nmU2vAVgNQ 2014-10-06
- Fire Safety & Water Safety: Can’t Schools Teach Both?: http://t.co/zGbuFvF2LP 2014-10-06
- Cyber-Supportive Communities Help #StopCyberbullying http://t.co/80DUge8L59 2014-10-06
