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Experts Share Insights on Child Car Heat Incidents
The article addresses the phenomenon of children being forgotten inside cars and its impact on fatalities caused by high temperatures. It explains that most of these incidents are unintentional and are known as "forgotten child syndrome." Data indicates that over a thousand children have died since the late 1990s in the United States due to this phenomenon, which is linked to psychological factors such as routine changes, stress, and lack of sleep. The article also recommends preventative measures, such as using reminder systems and ensuring that car doors are opened after arrival.
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