Community Safety

Gap has developed between worker and home safety, Hersman says

Atlanta – An emphasis on workplace safety must carry over into people’s homes and communities.

Apple is favorite fruit for kids, study says

Elk Grove Village, IL – Fruit is a vital component of a child’s healthy diet. Now, researchers are learning more about the fruits that children are most willing to eat.

2-year-olds have highest frequency of tricycle injuries: study

Atlanta – Parents and caregivers need to make sure kids are staying safe on tricycles, new research shows.

Diet-beverage drinkers eat more junk food, researchers say

Champaign, IL – Do diet-beverage drinkers really eat more junk food than people who drink sugar-sweetened beverages or alcohol? New research from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign suggests they do.
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Life jacket use could cut recreational boating fatalities by 80%: study

Washington – Use of life jackets could decrease the risk of recreational boating deaths by 80 percent, according to a recent study.

Researcher: 42% of child car seats not compatible with vehicle seats

Columbus, OH – Nearly half of child car seats on the market are not fully compatible with motor vehicle seats, leading parents to use items such as rolled-up towels or pool noodles to achieve a better fit, according to a soon-to-be-released study from Ohio State University College of Medicine.

Even brief activity helps kids: study

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.

Surgeon General says ‘Step It Up’

Washington – Americans are being encouraged to “Step It Up!” and walk more.
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Ready Campaign launches 2015 National Preparedness Month

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

Young adults believe e-cigarettes, hookahs safer than cigarettes: study

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

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