Preschool accidents remain leading cause of death for ages one to four
A Metropolitan Life bulletin shows accidents kill more preschoolers than congenital issues. In 1979 over 3,300 fatalities and widespread injuries plagued ages one to four, with motor vehicle, drowning, and other hazards driving the toll. A new child passenger safety law begins tomorrow while Will County offers a free safety pamphlet "Keep Your Child Safe" to help parents reduce risk.
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Metropolitan Life Foundation
National Health Survey
Will County Health Department
Health Department
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Driving and DUI risks rise for July Fourth safety drive
Will County health officials warn that alcohol related driving remains deadly with about 26 000 annual fatalities nationwide and urge preventive steps. Illinois passed a stronger DUI law in 1982 and local arrests rose 122 percent. Officials stress sober driving and urge contacting the alcoholism counseling center at 815 727 8772 for help.
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Greg Morin
Will County Health Department
Alcoholism Counseling Center
Illinois
Will County
Secretary of State’s Office
Fenders
Morin
Will-Grundy-Kankakee Coalition For the Prevention and
Health Department
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