Rossen Reports update: How to protect your children from opening medicine bottles

It’s National Poison Prevention Week and new figures reveal an alarming increase in children getting their hands on medicine. TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen shows how easy it can be for kids to open child-resistant bottles. He shares tips on how to protect your children.

Rossen Reports update: How to protect your children from opening medicine bottles

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