...important part of creating a hyggelig atmosphere at home. Remember, however, that candles are a fire hazard. The National Candles Association has safety tips for burning candles, including the wise advice to never leave...
...Reduce the chance of food poisoning when preparing raw meat. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend the following food safety practices when preparing chicken: Place chicken in a...
...of the newborn nursery at the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. “Given the safety concerns regarding certain teething tablets and gels, parents should consider other methods to soothe...
...that could threaten your safety. Identify the U.S. embassy closest to your destination and know how to contact that embassy in an emergency. What to do while traveling to prevent...
...control/condoms Dental supplies Electrical plug adapter, if traveling to a foreign country Hand sanitizer Insect repellant with DEET Lip balm with SPF Mosquito netting, if necessary for your destination Safety...
...baby stay healthy: Identify the current safety and health concerns for your intended destination. There are many sources for this information: the Centers for Disease Control, World Health Organization and...
...of snow days. Jessica Turner is a mom of three, author and former member of Vanderbilt Health’s social media team. She blogs at The Mom Creative. Remember these sledding safety...
...the grocery store. But if you want to serve family and friends a delicious meal that keeps them coming back for more, food safety guidelines need to be part of...
...Trauma Injury Prevention Program Manager for Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt and a certified child passenger safety technician. She is a wife and proud mother of two daughters....
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