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Written By Jessica Ryen Doyle for Fox News Children reporting to the emergency room for medicinal ingestion is up more than 30 percent in the past decade, according to SafeKids Worldwide, a non-profit organization that works with 600 coalitions in the United States with partners in 23 countries around the world. Children are swallowing the wrong dosages of medications because adults are making it too easy for kids to gain access to these medications, said Kate Carr, president and CEO of SafeKids. More often than not, pills are being left in pill boxes (which are not child-resistant), on countertops and dressers or purses within reach of even the youngest kids. This ArticleAnd small children are not only curious about these medicines – they want to imitate adults, which is why they end up taking the medicine in the first place, she told FoxNews.com.SafeKids Worldwide collected data from a variety of sources. It looked at Consumer Product Safety Commission data and examined narr...

Being happier doesn't have to be a long-term ambition. You can start  right now . In the next 30 minutes, tackle as many of the following suggestions as possible. Not only will these tasks themselves increase your happiness, but the mere fact that you've achieved some concrete goals will boost your mood. 1. Raise your activity level  to pump up your energy. If you're on the phone, stand up and pace. Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Put more energy into your voice. Take a brisk 10-minute walk. Even better... 2. Take a walk outside.  Research suggests that light stimulates brain chemicals that improve mood. For an extra boost, get your sunlight first thing in the morning. 3. Reach out.  Send an e-mail to a friend you haven't seen in a while, or reach out to someone new. Having close bonds with other people is one of the most important keys to happiness. When you act in a friendly way, not only will others feel more friendly toward you, but you'll also stren...

© Walt  Disney Pictures Chinese fans  can expect " Iron Man 3 " to be screened in their country despite the famously strict censors. Marvel announced in a statement on Friday, March 29 that the studio partnered with Chinese media company DMG to release a Chinese-version to the highly-anticipated film. In the statement, Marvel said that the special version would include "significant Chinese elements." Both the original and Chinese versions will feature famous Chinese actor Wang Xueqi, but only the Chinese version will feature actress Fan Bingbing, as well as "specially prepared bonus footage made exclusively for the Chinese audience." "Iron Man 3" is not the first film which has an alternate version for Chinese audience. Previously, time travel thriller " Looper " and teen comedy " 21 and Over " went through similar modifications. This is because China has been considered as one of the most important foreign markets sinc...

Water, the Miracle of Life – Optimize your mind and body by staying hydrated This week Registered/Certified Holistic Nutritionist CNP RNCP, Joy McCarthy, discusses the importance of hydration. Discover details about how much water you should really be drinking and how to transform it into a delicious, nutritious, energizing beverage.           Exercising makes us sweat, regardless of the surrounding temperature, and electrolytes still need to be replenished. Proper hydration keeps     y           you energized, prevents headaches, keeps muscle cramps at bay, and can help you feel fabulous all day! Water is the foundation of all life and its value to our bodies is immeasurable. In fact, we are made up of nearly 70 per cent water! Many of our basic metabolic processes, such as the regulation of body temperature, require enormous amounts of water – up to three litres daily. Even breathing expels up to a pint of water...

It seems that  Chris Brown  and  Drake  won't be shaking hands anytime soon. The former mocks the latter, who briefly dated  Rihanna  post after she split from him, when teaming up with rising star  Kendrick Lamar  in a revamped version of Young Jeezy 's single called "R.I.P." "Dearly departed, I bought a plane I departed/ And if you started from the bottom, go on and come out the closet," the occasional rapper spits his verses. Although he doesn't mention any name, it's not  hard to  figure out that he makes a reference to Drizzy's single "Started From the Bottom".  Breezy's lyrics might be a reply to his love rival's song "5AM in Toronto." The  Young Money  rhymer made a subtle mocking shout-out to the R&B singer in it, "Sinatra style I'm just being frank with ya/ I mean, where you think she's at where when she ain't with ya." The feud between Chris and Drake came to attention when ...

In a scene from the 1993 Mike Myers comedy “So I Married An Axe Murderer,” a Bohemian San Francisco poet takes his newly-wedded bride to an old hotel on the Pacific coast to spend their honeymoon. As the couple checks in, the bride informs the front desk clerk that she has a headache and asks if the gift shop sells aspirin. The desk clerk directs her to the gift shop and once she is out of earshot, the mischievous clerk asks the husband if he thinks his wife “really has a headache.” The implied joke being, of course, that the bride is faking a headache to get out of having honeymoon  sex . And so goes one of the innumerable jokes about headaches and sex. It’s commonly understood that the best cure for headaches and migraines is dim lighting and some time spent in bed. A new study from the  University of Munster  has found that these cures are only half right. The lights should be dimmed, but only to set the mood. And there should be some time spent in bed...

(CNN)  -- With a flood of new mobile apps seemingly hitting the market every day, it's sometimes hard to keep up with everything that's out there. For your consideration, here's my latest list of 20 new (or newly revamped) apps that have caught my eye in recent months. Many will be on display this week at South by Southwest, where startups are jockeying to launch the next wave of popular apps. It's unlikely that anyone will want to rush to their phone or tablet and download all 20. But from productivity, to photography, to social discovery to news, I'm hoping you'll be intrigued by more than a few. Do you have thoughts on any of the apps listed here, or your own suggestions for great new apps that launched recently? Share in the comments. Neatly Neatly bills itself as the smart Twitter client for the iPhone. It dramatically changes up the Twitter formula: Instead of displaying your timeline, tweets are grouped by interests. Price: $1.9...