Nationwide Children's Hospital — Center for Injury Research and Policy
What it is
The Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital is an academic pediatric injury research group publishing in the peer-reviewed literature.
What it covers
Home-injury epidemiology for children, including the multi-decade window-blind entanglement analysis and window-fall research that anchor two of the nursery zone's critical hazards.
How to verify
Studies are published in peer-reviewed journals and summarized on CIRP topic pages, which link the underlying article.
How SafeMama uses it
These are the citations behind "271 deaths over a 26-year study" and the annual window-fall estimate. Because both are multi-year study figures rather than annual counts, SafeMama states the study period in the sentence — a reader who sees a total without a window will read it as a yearly rate.
Limitations / conflicts
Study figures reflect the period analyzed and the data source used (often NEISS), and are not current-year counts. Estimates derived from NEISS carry sampling error. No commercial conflicts identified.
Verify it yourself
Don't take our word for it — check the source directly. Certifications lapse and data changes; the official database is always the current answer.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (incl. WISQARS, NCHS, MMWR)
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U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (incl. SaferProducts.gov)
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Safe Kids Worldwide
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