Two sets of siblings died by drowning in New York and Maine over the weekend. In the first drowning incident, officers with ...

It is the second fatal drowning at a New ... Rip currents kill more than 100 people each year in the United States. They also ...

NEW YORK - Two teenage sisters pulled from the water in Coney Island have been pronounced dead. The two teens, 17 and 18, ...

Drowning is the leading cause of death among 1- to 4-year-olds. These tragedies are avoidable. “It doesn’t have ...

In low and middle income countries, most drowning deaths occur in natural bodies of water like streams ... i.e. the Kiss of life (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation - CPR) from bystanders before trained ...

On average, 10 people will die in the United States today as a result of drowning. The image most of us have of a drowning is one of a person flailing in deep water then going under and not coming ...

While people tend to think of drowning as a summer safety risk ... there’s evidence to suggests that 20% of people who fall into cold water will die within the first two minutes due to shock.

The same report found minorities, specifically Hispanic and Black populations, were most at risk for drowning ... drops some because people are out trying to chase the water into unknown areas ...

more people will be tempted to cool down in the water. Before parents let kids loose at the pool or beach, they should refresh themselves on drowning prevention, experts say. Drowning incidents ...

"More than ever, we want to make sure that we bring awareness to water safety and drowning prevention," Nuñez said on Tuesday. This April, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill that allocates $500,000 ...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, people spent more time in or near water, but fewer opportunities for supervised swimming sessions may have affected drowning rates and risk, the CDC said. The number ...