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Let’s be real: TV depictions of CPR largely inaccurate, study finds

Depictions of CPR on TV often don’t align with the reality of the potentially lifesaving practice and frequently show the “outdated” method of mouth-to-mouth...

Vehicle Safety Recalls Week: Does your car have an open recall?

The National Safety Council is urging all vehicle owners to check for open recalls during Vehicle Safety Recalls Week (March 2-8). Nearly 55 million vehicles...

Most people at risk for lung cancer aren’t being screened, study finds

Fewer than 1 out of 5 people who are considered at-risk for lung cancer – one of the most common forms of cancer –...

Exercise doesn’t have to be ‘all or nothing,’ researchers say

When it comes to working out, it’s OK to “choose ‘good enough’ over ‘perfect,’” a University of Michigan researcher says. “Nothing has to be perfect,...
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Struggling with insomnia? Tai chi might help

Practicing tai chi, a low-impact martial art that consists of a series of gentle movements, may help adults 50 and older manage chronic insomnia,...

ER visits related to kids swallowing coins, toys and other objects nearly doubles over two decades: study

Columbus, OH — The number of emergency room visits involving young children swallowing foreign objects has nearly doubled over the past two-plus decades, a recent study from Nationwide Children’s Hospital shows.

Contact sports responsible for nearly half of kids’ traumatic brain injuries: study

Atlanta — Almost half of the 283,000 pediatric sports- or recreation-related traumatic brain injuries treated each year in U.S. emergency rooms are caused by contact sports, according to a recent study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Study shows parents unsure how to handle cyberbullying involving kids

Iowa City, IA — Cyberbullying is an issue many parents struggle to deal with appropriately, with many wondering how and when to report incidents involving their children, according to the results of a recent study.
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‘Equal opportunity killer’: Poor diet contributes to more deaths than tobacco use, high blood pressure: study

Seattle — Poor nutrition is the main cause of more premature deaths worldwide than tobacco use, high blood pressure or any other health risk, according to a recent study out of the University of Washington.

ATV-related deaths surpass 15,000, with kids making up more than 20%: report

Bethesda, MD — All-terrain vehicle-related deaths involving kids younger than 16 accounted for more than 1 in 5 of the 15,000-plus ATV-related deaths recorded between 1982 and 2017 in the United States, according to a recent Consumer Product Safety Commission report.

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