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  • Preventing Overheating During Pregnancy for Parents


    Find out why it's important to keep your core temperature at a normal level and not get overheated during pregnancy.

  • Preventing Children's Sports Injuries for Parents


    Participation in sports can teach kids sportsmanship and discipline. But sports also carry the potential for injury. Here's how to protect your kids.

  • Preventing Strangulation and Entrapment for Parents


    Kids can strangle or become entrapped in the most unexpected ways - even cords, strings on clothing, and infant furniture and accessories can be dangerous. Read how to prevent these dangers around your home.

  • Preventing Burns and Fires for Parents


    Burns, especially scalds from hot water and liquids, are some of the most common childhood accidents. Here's how to protect kids from burns.

  • Preventing Premature Birth (Topic Center) for Parents


    Babies who are born premature — before 37 weeks of pregnancy — can have health problems that last their whole lives. Learn ways to prevent early labor and have a healthy pregnancy.

  • Dogs and Preventing Dog Bites for Kids


    Are you a little afraid of dogs? Some kids are, so find out how you can make friends with dogs and avoid dog bites.

  • How Can I Prevent Lyme Disease? for Teens


    Does the thought of Lyme disease make you worry about enjoying the great outdoors? Here's some information to help you lower your risk for Lyme disease.

  • How Can I Prevent Hearing Loss? for Teens


    Hearing loss (also called hearing impairment) makes it hard to hear or understand sounds. But you can do something about noise-induced hearing loss.

  • Treatments to Prevent Premature Birth for Parents


    Some women are more likely than others to go into labor early. Find out what doctors can do to help prevent or delay early labor.

  • Childproofing and Preventing Household Accidents for Parents


    You might think of babies and toddlers when you hear the words "babyproofing" or "childproofing," but unintentional injury is the leading cause of death in kids 14 and under.