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What Do You Need to Know About Safety During National Nutrition Month?
Whether you are carrying a few extra pounds, struggling with obesity, looking for more energy or aiming to boost your overall health, everyone can benefit from a more nutritious diet. Research tells us that although this is a serious safety concern, too often healthy eating is easier said than done. This is one of the […]
Learn How to Manage Your Health During Heart and Cancer Prevention Month
Did you know heart disease and cancer have several things in common? They are both massive health concerns, they share some of the same risk factors, and February is dedicated to raising awareness about them. Every February is designated American Heart Month and Cancer Prevention Month. It is an opportunity for healthcare professionals, advocacy organizations, […]
Tips for Fire Safety During National Burn Awareness Week
Did you know the first week in February is National Burn Awareness Week? It is an annual opportunity for burn care organizations, burn survivor support groups, and public safety professionals to increase awareness about burns, as well as the frequency and causes of burn injuries in America.  While fire safety during National Burn Awareness Week […]
New Year’s Safety Resolutions You Need!
With 2019 in the books, a new year and new decade are upon us. Many people may take the opportunity to make bold resolutions about weight loss, traveling, financial goals, and so forth. Another area to keep in mind, however, is an increased commitment to safety. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, […]
Age-Appropriate Toys Will Help Ensure Child Safety This Holiday Season
Ask any child what they like most about the holidays and chances are they will say, “toys!” While new toys are indeed exciting, parents and grandparents should also make sure they are safe. One of the best ways to ensure toy-related safety is to buy age-appropriate gifts. Age-appropriate means a particular toy is suitable for […]
Heads Up, Phones Down! Cell Phone Distractions Put Children in Danger
Cell phones are known to cause distracted-driving motor vehicle accidents, often with tragic results. Did you know, however, that distracted walking is also a serious safety concern? Perhaps nowhere is distracted walking more of an issue than in school zones. Accordingly, the “Heads Up, Phones Down” movement is calling attention to school safety as part […]
How to Purchase Gifts that Protect Your Child’s Hearing
Loud sounds are not just a nuisance, they can be dangerous. Excessive noise can damage the inner ear and cause hearing loss, and children can be especially vulnerable. With the advent of child-friendly technology and the availability of noisy toys, hearing safety should be of particular concern during the holiday season when parents and grandparents […]
How to Prioritize Eye-Safety When Buying Gifts for Children
Few things are as gratifying as buying toys for children during the holiday season. The joy and excitement of watching them open presents, however, can quickly turn to despair if a toy-related injury occurs. Unfortunately, it happens more often than you might realize.  According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, roughly a quarter-million children […]