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Injury Prevention
Just For Middle School
Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC reports that sports- and bicycle-related injuries are on the rise among children ages 10-14. Part of this surge is an overall increase in sports participation. Additionally, as children gain independence during this stage they take greater risks, often unknowingly, while at the same time parents often reduce their oversight.
Learn more about what puts middle school children at greater risk and the important role you as the parent can play in helping them play it safe.
View the “Only a Moment” safety video for school-age children and teenagers.
Last Update
December 20, 2011
December 20, 2011
