May is Skin Cancer Awareness month and for good reason. The weather is finally warming up and people are heading outdoors to enjoy the warmer weather. If you're are packing up to head outdoors, STOP and apply sunscreen first. Each year in the U.S., more people are diagnosed with skin cancer than all other cancers combined. To put it into perspective, one in five people develop skin … [Read more...]
Life Jacket Safety
Alaska has more coastline than all other U.S. states combined, with over 365,000 miles of rivers and 33,904 miles of coastline, boating is a popular activity. With boating comes the discussion of life jacket safety, for both adults and children. Lead By Example Whether you are kayaking a river through Alaska, deep sea fishing the coast or even fishing a local lake, it is … [Read more...]
Bicycle Safety
Bicycles can be great for exercise, transportation and fun, but also increase risk of injury when on or near the roads. This makes bicycle safety an important part of riding a bike, especially for children. Children and young adults between the ages of 5 and 19 are among those most at risk of injury when riding a bike. Keep your children safe by always requiring them to wear a … [Read more...]
Teenagers: Speeding Is A Concern
Another school year is drawing to an end and people all over the country will be celebrating reaching the milestone of graduation. It is common to struggle to find enough time to finish to-do lists but being safe on the road should always be first priority. Unfortunately, many drivers do not always follow the posted speed limits, especially when they are in a hurry. Speeding is a … [Read more...]
Car Seats Save Children’s Lives
Car accidents are a leading cause of childhood injuries and deaths. Fortunately, many injuries that children face in car crashes are avoidable. Using a safety seat or booster seat correctly could save a child's life. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) state using proper car seats for infants lowers risk of death in a crash by 71 percent. Toddlers are also safer in a … [Read more...]
Teach Teens What To Do In A Crash
Getting a license and starting to drive is an exciting time for a teenager, earning their independence and finally controlling the radio station. However, being a parent of a driving teenager can be a stressful time. Each year in the U.S. injury related to motor vehicle accidents is highest in ages 15 to 19. It is important to teach your teenager what to do in a crash before the crash … [Read more...]
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