Diabetes is one of the most common and costly chronic diseases. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 30 million people are living with diabetes in the... read more →
Each year, influenza (flu) makes its way across the country causing widespread illness. The flu is a contagious respiratory disease that is spread from person to person through coughing or sneezing. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that since 2010 the... read more →
Halloween is a time for fun costumes, spooky scares and buckets overflowing with treats. But with all of the excitement, parents and children may overlook the safety risks that come along with... read more →
According to the 2018 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 9.9 million Americans misused controlled prescription drugs. Even worse, access to these drugs were obtained through friends and... read more →
Using a fire extinguisher can be intimidating if you’ve never used one before. Most of us have extinguishers in our homes and at our workplaces but may not... read more →
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) claims more than 356,000 lives each year in the US. In fact, one person dies every two minutes as a result of SCA, taking more lives than... read more →
We are wrapping up National Preparedness Month by focusing on the most common natural disaster in the US - flooding. Flooding is a temporary overflow of water in areas that are normally dry.... read more →
Technology is now helping to improve cardiac arrest outcomes by leveraging the power of bystander response times with the use of various CPR apps. Bystanders are the key... read more →
As part of National Preparedness Month (September), we want to help you prepare for a hurricane and know what to do during and after. Although hurricane season spans several months... read more →
As children head back to school, families are buzzing with getting school supplies together, meeting with new teachers and adjusting to new routines. Parents should prep their children for what to... read more →