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5 Facts to Know About Drowning Accidents at California Park District Pools

By Venardi Zurada |

Heading down to the park district pool is an ideal way to cool off in the hot California sun, and there are plenty of options in the Bay Area to go for a swim. Unfortunately, the risk of drowning accidents persists regardless of the body of water. Stop Drowning Now, an organization that seeks… Read More »

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Long-Term Medical Consequences of Near-Drowning

By Venardi Zurada |

The common definition of drowning is death by submersion in water and inhalation of water into the lungs, but quick action may often avoid such a tragic outcome. In fact, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that around 8,000 individuals seek medical care at emergency rooms due to nonfatal drowning… Read More »

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Safety Tips For Children Around Pools In California

By Venardi Zurada |

Heading to the pool is one of the best ways to cool off on a hot day, and parents appreciate taking the kids to get some physical activity and burn off energy. You may be aware that swimming pools are particularly dangerous for younger children, but you might not know a surprising fact: Drowning… Read More »

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Liability For Drownings: Public V. Private Pools

By Venardi Zurada |

Water-based activities are a huge attraction in a sunny state like California, but it is important to keep in mind that the risk of drowning follows the fun. The California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) reports that drowning is a leading cause of accidental fatalities among children under 5 years old. Nationwide, there are… Read More »

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Swimming Pool Barrier Requirements In California: Drowning Prevention

By Venardi Zurada |

Drownings are a common occurrence in warmer climates like California, and their love for swimming and other water-based activities means children are at a higher risk. The California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) reports that drowning is a top cause of unintentional fatal injuries among children under 5 years old. Many other individuals of… Read More »

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Who Is Responsible For Drowning Accidents In California?

By Venardi Zurada |

California is in the top two US states when it comes to inground swimming pools, which offer a great way to cool off, get some exercise, and enjoy the sunny weather for many months out of the year. While you may appreciate the risks of drowning and protect against the dangers, data from the… Read More »

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Drowning Prevention: Safety Tips For Parents

By Venardi Zurada |

Regardless of whether you take the family to the local pool, one of Oakland’s many beaches, or nearby lakes, there is no doubt that the region has plenty to offer as far as water-based recreation. As you take in the view while swimming or wading, you might overlook the serious risks of drowning and… Read More »

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