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Geneva – “Workplace Stress: A Collective Challenge” is the theme of this year’s World Day for Safety and Health at Work, set to take place April 28.

Washington – A new smartphone app feature from FEMA sends reminders about how people can prepare their homes and loved ones for possible disasters.

Atlanta – The overall prevalence of tobacco use among teens has remained steady for the fifth straight year, with electronic cigarettes being the most commonly used product among youth, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

How do you know if you are being effective? Use the NSC Employee Safety Perception Survey.

Following the recent publication of OSHA’s final rule on silica exposure, the National Safety Council hosted a webinar featuring David O’Connor and Annette Iannucci from the OSHA Directorate of Standards and Guidance.

On April 30, the Drug Enforcement Administration is hosting National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, and the National Safety Council is encouraging people to dispose of prescription drugs they no longer use at a local “Take-Back” location.

Research shows that distraction lingers, so just because your foot is on the brake doesn’t mean it’s time to use your phone.

When you’re behind the wheel, safety should take priority over a call or text from a family member.

Atlanta – Teens are known for taking risks, but a new study concludes that high school students who report insufficient sleep are more likely to engage in behaviors that put them at increased risk of injury.

The National Safety Council is accepting nominations for its Distinguished Service to Safety Award, which recognizes individuals for outstanding service and contributions to the field of safety.