According to the US Coastguard, in 2013, 4,062 boating accidents occurred in the United States and of these, 560 of them resulted in fatalities. Additionally, these accidents injured more than 2,600 individuals who were on or near the vessel. Although that number has lowered by about 12% compared to 2012, the figures are still very high. Recreational boating accidents also cost roughly $39 million in property damage. Tips to Prevent Boating Accidents Here is a list of the common causes of injuries caused by boating accidents and how to prevent them: Capsizing – This is the leading cause of boating-related deaths. Many accidents take place

According to a report published in the journal, Pediatrics, the leading cause of death in children is preventable injuries. Unintentional accidents cause more than 12,000 pediatric deaths each year in the United States. This means that over 30 children die every day in the country and those who do not succumb to their injuries still account for 9.2 million hospital visits every year. Summer is a time for fun and play, but there are many accidents that can occur during this time of the year, endangering your child. Common Types of Summer Accidents Here is a look at some of the most common summer accidents

The summer months bring many dangerous accidents, especially for children. This is a time for BBQ grills and fireworks, so there are many hazards that can cause serious injury. According to the CDC, fires and burns are the third leading cause of death in homes. In the United States, more than 12,000 people among those 0 to 19 years of age die from unintentional injuries, and over 9.2 million are treated in emergency departments for nonfatal injuries. Causes of Burns and Scalds in Children Many children who are taken to hospital emergency departments for burns and scalds are referred to further treatment. In many cases,