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Bethesda, MD – When it comes to exercise for children, something is better than nothing. That is a key takeaway from a recent study from the National Institutes of Health.

Washington – Americans are being encouraged to “Step It Up!” and walk more.

Staying alert and driving defensively could help prevent some of the 395 motor vehicle-related deaths and 47,800 serious injuries the National Safety Council estimates will occur over the upcoming Labor Day weekend.

Washington – “Don’t wait” to plan for an emergency.

New Brunswick, NJ – Many young adults consider e-cigarettes and hookahs safer than traditional cigarettes, according to a new study from Rutgers University.

Ann Arbor, MI – More than 10 percent of children have illegally used another individual’s prescription medication, and an increasing number are doing so at a younger age, according to a new study from the University of Michigan.

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The National Safety Council has released its annual list of the Rising Stars of Safety, a group of safety professionals 40 or younger who are dedicated to safety excellence.

Iowa City, IA – Most drivers are uncertain about how to use common vehicle safety technologies, according to a recent study from the University of Iowa.

The National Safety Council, together with a group of Illinois survivor advocates and local grassroots organizations, is hosting the 2015 Illinois Rally for International Overdose Awareness Day.