You have been asked to present information on water safety and drowning to a community civic group. In regard to prevention, which point would you emphasize?
A) The vast majority of children who drown do so in public swimming pools
B) A significant number of drownings are preventable due to the involvement of alcohol
C) Individuals with seizure disorders are safe in the water if they wear personal flotation devices
D) Most authorities agree that children younger than 3 years should be taught to swim
B) A significant number of drownings are preventable due to the involvement of alcohol
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