Living with epilepsy means learning about the condition, getting support from others, being prepared for seizures and making your environment as safe as possible.
With the 4th of July right around the corner, it is important to be aware of the rules and safety tips of fireworks. Fireworks are a lot of fun and a great way to celebrate Independence Day, however, they can also be very dangerous and in some rare cases, fatal. Whether you are attending fireworks or setting off your own, here are some tips from FireworkSafety.org to keep you safe:
Women’s Eye Health and Safety Awareness Month
Picnics are the most relaxing thing you can do either with a special someone, family, friend, or a group of people. Many people may forget to bring an item, or bring too many things to their picnic. The healtheo360 team has put together a list of picnic essentials, for your best summer picnics.
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There were an estimated of 1,415 injuries on amusement park rides in 2011, according to a report prepared by the National Safety Council Research and Statistical Services. Being safe while being in an amusement park is the number 1 priority.
1. Follow the Rules of the Amusement Park
1 in every 4 women dies from heart disease each year. It is important to catch the early signs of heart disease, however these signs are different in men and women. Currently, cardiovascular disease (CVD) affects 90% of adults and is the leading cause of death in women.
Did you know that an estimated of 265,000 deaths every year are caused by burns – vast majority in low- and middle-income countries? Burn Awareness week is the first week in February every year and Shriner’s Hospitals for Children is well know for their annual kick-off of a year-long educational campaign. Shriner’s Hospitals for Children suggest 4 safety procedures that can help to prevent future burn injuries for children and adults.
Thinking about taking swimming lessons as an adult? Or looking into lessons for your child? Swimming is a very beneficial skill to have. It’s fun, great exercise and can save your life. Here are 4 reasons you need to learn to swim this summer!
Drowning is the second leading cause of death for people under the age of 14. An estimated 37% of adults do not know how to swim according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Don’t let these statistics scare you from getting into the water. With a few lessons, you will be able to enjoy the water this summer just like everyone else.
Festival Checklist: The Do’s and Don’ts
Prepare for an unforgettable weekend with the essential Festival Checklist. Get the most out of the festival season by knowing what to bring and what to do.
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) -- As kids prepare to put on their costumes and roam from house to house Thursday, parents and neighbors should keep in mind that their presence on the road and around homes requires additional caution. Be aware of the following 5 Halloween safety tips for everyone.