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Obama urges development of interoperable public safety network

Marquette, MI – President Barack Obama recently announced a new national wireless infrastructure initiative and called for the development of a nationwide public safety network for first responders.

Extreme winter sports can lead to extreme injuries

Rosemont, IL – Although extreme winter sports can give participants a serious adrenaline rush, they also can lead to serious injuries, the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons warned recently.

Alert urges caution when working with beryllium

Beryllium is a highly toxic metal, and exposure to particles, fumes, mists or solutions from materials containing beryllium can lead to sensitization or chronic beryllium disease, a potentially life-threatening respiratory disease.

Navigating decisions about safety software

I frequently find that in order to take advantage of the software that is available on the market, I have to change the way I run my safety program and do it “their way.” Is it worth it?
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Study shows helmets may reduce sledding injuries

Across the country, approximately 24,500 sledding injuries occurred in 2007. Children often are injured in sledding incidents when the sled hits a fixed object, such as a tree or light post.

Majority of the public unwilling to use AEDs: study

Amsterdam, Netherlands – Less than one-half of people in a public place with access to an automated external defibrillator would be willing to use it, even though studies have repeatedly proven the devices’ effectiveness in aiding cardiac arrest victims, a Dutch study suggests.

Agency looks to stem drug use in the workplace

Washington – The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy is working with the business community to eliminate substance abuse in the workplace.

New council focuses on cheerleading safety

Memphis, TN – USA Cheer, the national governing body for cheerleading, announced the creation of the USA Cheer Safety Council. The council’s goal is to raise awareness of cheerleading safety, address misconceptions about injuries and provide data on proper athlete training.
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Make it your business to fight the flu

CDC offers a toolkit for businesses and employers to help promote the seasonal flu vaccine.

Senate debates FAA bill

Washington – Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) recently warned Republicans and Democrats that if issues with the Federal Aviation Administration Air Transportation Modernization and Safety Improvement Act were not resolved by Feb. 14, he would file cloture on the bill, forcing it to come up for a vote.

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