...holiday chores. Dr. Aaron Yang of Vanderbilt Spine Center outlines some best practices for posture and safety. Plan ahead. Yang said many injuries he sees could have been prevented with...
...you and your family safe. Make sure that sitters, friends and any others taking care of your children know about your safety practices to ensure a safe home, even when...
If they’re staying home alone, equip your children with this information for their safety. Tennessee does not have a legal age for when kids are old enough to stay home...
...of overdose, the risk of the baby going through withdrawal, the risk of Hepatitis C from IV or intranasal drug use, and the safety risk associated with obtaining illegal drugs....
...milk to them in special packaging to keep it frozen. Once the milk is received, it is tested and pasteurized for safety before being sent to neonatal intensive care units...
...muscle control after a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis can make bathing and grooming a challenge. Try these tips: Install safety items in the bathroom, such as grab bars, nonslip bathmats, and...
...blood product used to treat clotting problems before 1987 Baby boomers (born between 1945 and 1965) Individuals with abnormal liver tests or liver disease Health and safety workers who may...
...when this trend was at its peak, relating to the devices’ lithium-ion battery packs. The Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled more than 500,00 hoverboards. Say no to trampolines, even trampoline...
...Numbness. 3. Safety first. Did you know that July is the month of the year when the most spinal cord injuries due to motor vehicle accidents are reported? So if...
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