Many people keep Thanksgiving dinner and its leftovers several days after the holiday. Keeping your leftovers at safe temperatures for a safe length of time can prevent food poisoning.

Guidelines for safely securing children in vehicles have been around for decades, many parents still don’t use child seats correctly and kids are being injured.

Find out how University Health is working to keep your kids safe this Halloween. Learn more about what you can do to prevent an injury while your kids are trick-or-treating.

It’s more important than ever before to remain connected to those we love, especially if you suspect someone close to you may be struggling.

Dr. Mandie Tibball Svatek, a pediatrician at University Health, talks about steps parents and coaches can take to prevent heat from sidelining young athletes.

Learn how to stay safe this 4th of July. Firework-related injuries spike during the summer months, especially between mid-June and mid-July.