The wait times in our emergency departments are longer than usual due to illnesses like RSV and the flu. View our estimated ED wait times and learn more about where to get care for your sick child.
Congratulations to Wendy Berg, BSN, RN, infection preventionist and Bobbie Carroll, vice president of quality, for being among Becker’s Hospital Review’s ’50 patient safety experts
The three most common types of falls in the home that can cause injury to children can be easily avoided. Find safety recommendations here.
During Brain Injury Awareness month (March), we want to explain what brain injuries are and provide tips to parents, coaches and teachers so they know
While most poisonings can be treated with advice from the poison control center or help from a medical professional, the safest bet is to prevent
Most of kids’ time is spent at home, so it’s not surprising that most injuries occur in the home. One common way that kids get
One of the most dangerous things that can happen in a home is when natural gases, like radon, become exposed. January is Radon Action Month
A child in the U.S. is injured every 43 minutes from a tip-over incident, but these injuries are often preventable if furniture and televisions are
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, pedestrian injuries are the most common way kids get hurt on Halloween. Children’s Minnesota is sharing some tips
The weather is heating up in Minnesota. Here are five tips to ensure you’ll never accidentally leave your child unattended in the car.
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