April 2013

No matter the type of disaster, it isn’t just the event itself that can cause an injury.

Spring is full of many things. While the things on most people’s mind are sunshine, flowers, and fun, looming in behind it all for many is the constant threat of allergies.

Most people enjoy an outdoor camping trip sometime during the summer months with their family.

This cycle in First Aid Mart took we take a walk on the wild side, as we talk about pet first aid awareness month.

For pet owners everywhere, it isn’t unusual to think of your furry, feathery, or scaly friend as part of the family.

Most people understand the value of learning basic first aid skills in case of an emergency, but fewer people realize that it is not just humans that can sometimes need our help in a crisis.

They are some of the most common injuries, but if not treated promptly and correctly, serious cuts and lacerations can become medical emergencies very quickly.

Any individual who has suffered an injury, or simply experienced an extremely traumatic event, may suffer from shock.

As the saying goes, April brings showers... however, those spring rains can bring more than just May flowers.

With winter all but gone, it can be tempting to try and soak up every ray of sun that comes your way.