In the midst of a pandemic, we’ve collectively faced many challenges and sorrows. But together, we’ve also overcome many obstacles and found strength in working toward the cause of... read more →
Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires in the United States. But home cooking fires are preventable. Here are some home cooking safety tips from the National... read more →
November is National Diabetes Month, and this year we’re focusing on a serious health condition that is a precursor to Type 2 diabetes: prediabetes. Risk factors for prediabetes include:... read more →
September is National Preparedness Month! Although the focus is often on preparedness planning for individuals and families, businesses must also plan for, respond to and mitigate a variety of... read more →
June 1-7 is National CPR and AED Awareness Week. This is a great opportunity to spotlight how lives can be saved if more Americans know CPR and how to... read more →
More than 65 million adults and children are affected by asthma and allergies in the U.S. For National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, we encourage you to learn how... read more →
This year’s Nurses Month theme is: Nurses Make a Difference. And we couldn’t agree more! Nurses play a vital role in improving the lives of their patients and their... read more →
Unwanted, unused or expired medications can become a public safety issue if they are not properly disposed. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day (April 24, 2021) is a coordinated... read more →
Older adults age 65 and older are two to four times as likely to be injured or killed during a fire emergency. Why is this? Risk factors might include:... read more →
As we wrap up Heart Month, here’s some simple steps you can take to improve your heart health today. Understand your risk for heart disease. Some racial and ethnic... read more →