Seven in Ten Americans Use Over-The-Counter Medicines to Treat Cold and Flu Symptoms – Avoid Doubling Up on Acetaminophen

AUDIO: Anita Brikman, Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation
(Washington, D.C., Tuesday, November 27, 2018) – On the heels of the deadliest flu season in 40 years, the Acetaminophen Awareness Coalition is urging consumers to double check their medicine labels when treating cold and...

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Infantile Spasms is a Neurological Condition that can Cause Catastrophic and Permanent Damage to a Child’s Brain

AUDIO: Dr. Shaun Hussain, Director, UCLA Infantile Spasms Program
(Silver Spring, MD, Thursday, November 29, 2018) – Every 12 minutes, a baby is diagnosed with infantile spasms. Infantile spasms (IS) are seizures, usually occurring in children under age one, which are often overlooked but constitute...

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New Report Shows the Number of Uninsured Children Increased Last Year for the First Time in Nearly a Decade

AUDIO: Joan Alker, Executive Director, Georgetown University Center for Children and Families
(Washington, D.C., Thursday, November 29, 2018) – The nation’s steady progress on children’s health care came to a halt as the number of uninsured children increased last year for the first time in nearly a decade....

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New Series from Investigation Discovery, “BODY CAM” Looks at the Life-Or-Death Instant Decisions of Policework

AUDIO: Sgt. David White (Ret.)
(Silver Spring, MD, Tuesday, November 27, 2018) – A gripping new series called BODY CAM is taking viewers on the ultimate ride-along, providing an eyewitness look at the life-or-death instant decisions of policework, as told by...

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