Research in Action

Read about a new CHOP study that found teens with a history of ADHD need stronger medical monitoring of health risks, including driver readiness.

Read more about several recent dangerous TikTok Challenges and why they're so attractive to teens.

Join us at this year's Lifesavers Conference, which features a workshop on mobility for all and Rachel K. Myers, PhD's research on supporting autistic adolescents and their families around driving.

Read more for our monthly roundup of newsworthy articles in child injury prevention.

Read an excerpt from a CHOP Research Institute Cornerstone blog about a new data warehouse created by CIRP researchers that is being used to advance injury prevention research.

Read about how one family approached the decision to pursue a driver's license for their autistic son, Ben, and how to access transportation alternatives for non-drivers from experts at CHOP's Center for Autism Research.

Learn about the science behind CIRP's research on the new Injury Research In Action YouTube Channel.

Read more for a roundup of newsworthy articles in the world of child injury prevention.

Today's Flashback Friday post includes key highlights and findings from a recent review article on the association between digital technology use among youth and mental health.

Read about why Kayla Sansevere wants to pursue a career in research after taking part in CIRP's Injury Science Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program as part of the Neuroscience of Driving team.

Read an excerpt from a CHOP Research Institute Cornerstone blog about virtual driving technology developed by CHOP that Ohio is using to assess new drivers' preparedness and critical driving skills.

In today's post, we highlight recent peer-reviewed publications from CIRP researchers since October 2019.

With a new year almost upon us, here is a look back on Research in Action's most popular 2019 blog posts.