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In Nebraska, Marcus Bass has been charged in connection with alleged child abuse injuries inflicted on a child that sustained brain hemorrhage and fractured bones.
New resource for parents of injured children in Michigan - check out michiganchildinjurylawyer.com
In Phoenix, Jesse Ramirez has died from a serious head injury he sustained allegedly at the hands of Joe Sauceda Gallegos.
Jason Strickland was sentenced to 12 – 15 years in state prison for charges of child abuse. Haleigh Poutre remembers being hit.
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Child Safety News

The State of Nebraska is introducing new guidelines for investigating deaths of children between the ages of 0 – 36 months of age.
Posted on 7/23/2009 More

THANK YOU PRESIDENT OBAMA!! Thank you for seeing us through to providing necessary health care coverage for our nation’s children.
Posted on 2/5/2009 More

Martinez woman, Kimberly Hoglund, reportedly suspected of causing car accident in Pinole, leaving teenage boy in a coma, link provided by California lawyer attorney for teenagers in car accidents
Posted on 2/15/2008 More

Death of 2 year old Miakailah Renee Franklin in Stanislaus County to remain mystery
Posted on 12/5/2007 More

San Francisco child injury lawyer provides link for toxic toy testing in San Francisco - sign up here
Posted on 12/4/2007 More

Child Drowns in California Wave Pool with Lifeguards on Duty
Posted on 8/17/2007 More

San Francisco seeks to curb violent dogs
Posted on 8/17/2007 More

California dog owner, Kieran Burns, arrested after child, Roberto Kampfner, Jr., attacked
Posted on 8/17/2007 More

Study finds many children in several California communities not riding safely in vehicles
Posted on 8/17/2007 More

Child, Alexander Locklear, dies in ATV accident near Red Springs
Posted on 8/17/2007 More

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President Obama signs S-CHIP into law - a legislative move that will provide healthcare to millions of children

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THANK YOU PRESIDENT OBAMA!! Thank you for seeing us through to providing necessary health care coverage for our nation’s children.

President Obama signed the S-CHIP legislation on Wednesday that will extend health care to low-income children. This bill will put healthcare back on track for many working-class families.

Children should not receive their primary care in emergency rooms. The gaps and inconsistency in this approach places their healthcare at risk. They need working relationships with providers that know them, trend their growth and development and provide preventative medicine, rather then react to situations that have ignored until a crisis results.

For example, a child with asthma that isn’t being carefully managed will make emergency room visits in a crisis or near-crisis state and face more life threatening situations that are completely preventable.

Thank you to all the legislators and to President Obama for taking this first step in fixing our healthcare system.