Community Safety

Adults have trouble identifying stinging insects: study

Joint Base Andrews, MD – Have you been stung by an insect lately? Although the ability to identify bees, wasps and other stinging insects is useful for providing proper treatment, a recent study shows that most adults have trouble telling these insects – and their nests – apart.

‘Weekend warriors’ face higher injury risk: study

Calgary, Alberta – Maybe you know somebody who works in a cubicle all week and cuts loose on the weekend with motocross, hiking, rock climbing or other demanding physical activities. Maybe you’re that somebody.

Parents admit to dangerous driving behaviors they warn their kids about: study

Boston – Parents engage in the same dangerous driving behaviors that they warn their children against, according to data released by Liberty Mutual Insurance and Students Against Destructive Decisions.

Furniture tip-overs can kill, physicians warn

Washington –The American College of Emergency Physicians is reminding parents and caretakers of the dangers of furniture tip-overs.
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Consumers taking risks with food safety at home: study

Davis, CA – Many consumers do not practice food safety at home, although they are aware of food safety issues and the risk of foodborne illness, according to recent research from the University of California, Davis.

Researchers warn of increasing risk of lacrosse injury

Columbus, OH – As lacrosse gains popularity among youth, the risk of injury increases, a recent study states.

Eat 5 daily servings of fruit, vegetables to live longer: study

Jinan, China – Eating five servings of fruit and vegetables each day can help a person live longer, a recent study indicates.

Don’t leave children in hot cars, campaign urges

Washington – Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx and child safety advocates recently participated in a public education campaign event warning of the dangers of leaving children in hot cars.
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Adults eat almost 92 percent of food on plate: study

Ithaca, NY – It turns out that the “Clean Plate Club” has no shortage of members.

Surgeon General releases call to action on preventing skin cancer

Washington – The Department of Health and Human Services has released a report that recommends strategies to help reduce skin cancer-related illnesses, deaths and health care costs.

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