A Bahamas vacation goes awry, when a snorkeler is hit by the boat. Suggestions for safer boating and swimming are discussed.

Dr. Tom Discusses the recent recalls by the CPSC for above ground pools. The dangers of the straps for inflatable pools are discussed. Hear about what action should be taken.

A lifeguard taking down an umbrella was injured. One key mistake is noted. Suggestions for caution are provided.

Sometimes drowning is not the primary reason a person dies in the water. Quick rescue is always needed. Often the cause of death is called a drowning, but drowning is really secondary.

Dr. Tom Griffiths discusses a high-risk seasonal rash of tragedies involving graduation. Graduates and potential graduates often gravitate towards the open water for celebrating. Tips for prevention are discussed.

A high school swim class was in session. The student had epilepsy and drowned. Suggestions for prevention are discussed.

This case involves a float tank. It was intended to have health benefits, but instead ended in tragedy. Other "health" trends are discussed.

A 14 year old boy drowns in the deep end. There are a host of issues. It is not known if he could have been saved.

A drowning in an above ground pool begs warnings for this type of pool safety. Little ones can often find their way into the pool unattended. Toys and storage can be a problem.

Dr. Tom tried recreating the water slide ride that resulted in a broken ankle. He walks through trying to figure this out. Suggestions for using water slides to avoid injury are provided.