Mr. Yuk is not dead, yet. Created in 1971 by the Children?s Hospital in Pittsburgh, the round-faced, green Mr. Yuk warning stickers may be too bright, bold and attractive for smaller children, said ...

(WHTM) — He’s still with us, and still saving lives. Mr. Yuk, the grimacing green face warning kids away from poisonous materials, turns fifty this year. Back in 1971, Dr. Richard Moriarty, the ...

PITTSBURGH — The man who came up with the “Mr. Yuk” symbol to warn kids of poisons has died. Moriarty died peacefully on Sept. 7, according to his obituary. University of Pittsburgh Medical Center ...

A Pittsburgh pediatrician wanted to create something that would help children learn not to ingest poisons. His creation is known as “Mr. Yuk.” A report by KDKA2 News, said that in 1971 Dr. Richard ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Fifty years ago, a Pittsburgh doctor created the Poison Control Center and the Mr. Yuk symbol. When Dr. Richard Moriarty was a resident at UPMC Children's Hospital, he realized ...

Bring back any memories for you? Your first-grader may come home singing the Mr. Yuk song, want you to put a lock on your under sink storage or need help to put Mr. Yuk stickers on household products ...