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Smart decisions improve your winter health
Winter is beautiful, but the cold, ice and snow can be treacherous. Here is some advice to keep you healthy and safe for the rest of the winter season.
11 tips for keeping safe during hunting season
For many, fall means hunting season, which can pose dangers and send hunters to the hospital or worse. Hunters should ensure they're educated about their surroundings and remember these 11 tips.
3 sun safety reminders
Skin cancer is among the most common and preventable types of cancer. Learn how to protect your skin from the sun while you enjoy summer.
12 tips for keeping children safe during the holidays
The holidays are magical time of the year. Make sure your children or young guests are kept safe with these helpful tips.
Winter weather: Are falls and slips avoidable?
Although often long and cold, winter in the Midwest can be beautiful. However, even when you are enjoying the snow-covered beauty, it is important to remember winter ice and snow increase the risk of falling for all ages.
Tips to keep your Halloween safe
Halloween is rapidly approaching, and everyone is preparing for the big night of costumes, pumpkins and candy. With so much time and energy going into the planning of this night, we often get so excited that we end up forgetting about simple safety.
Household safety checklist for senior citizens
Each year, many senior citizens are injured in or around their homes. The following is a checklist to identify possible safety problems in or around your home that you may want to fix.
Think safety in fall as weather changes
Nights are getting cooler, and the trees are starting to change colors as autumn begins. With it, routines change because the kids go back to school, the days get shorter and we start planning for winter. Think about these things as you enjoy the cooler temperatures and vibrant colors.
Adaptive equipment: Support at home for those in need
When a loved one's abilities change based on a medical condition, you may need to consider adaptive equipment. Adaptive equipment supports those in need and helps keep everyone in the home safe.
