With July 4th right around the corner, now is a great time to refresh your fireworks safety knowledge. Here’s some fireworks safety tips to keep your family safe and... read more →
When it comes to tick bites, the biggest concern is exposure and transmission of infectious disease, such as Lyme disease. So, it’s important to understand how to safely remove... read more →
Environments with high temperatures and humidity can result in heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. However, these heat-related illnesses are preventable. If you’re exposed to hot temperatures (either... read more →
Many states across the country now require CPR and AED training as part of their state curriculum requirement for high school students. These new CPR education laws are already... read more →
High-quality CPR and early AED use can more than double the likelihood of survival for sudden cardiac arrest victims. But do you know what to do if someone suddenly... read more →
There’s no cure for asthma. But it can be managed by avoiding triggers, preventing symptoms with asthma medications and knowing what to do during an asthma attack. To use... read more →
Uncontrolled bleeding from trauma is a leading cause of preventable death. Do you know how to stop the bleed until help arrives? If medical help is delayed, applying these... read more →
National EMS Week is May 15-21, giving us the opportunity to come together to celebrate EMS professionals across the country. Here are some ways to say thank you to... read more →
The combination of early CPR and early AED use can more than double the chances of survival. However, bystander CPR occurs less often within underserved populations. A recent Sudden... read more →
CPR Instructors should skillfully model giving and receiving constructive feedback to foster a positive learning environment for all students. To be effective, your feedback needs to build your students... read more →