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  1. Snow?
    Categories: Outdoor Safety

    Snow?

    While most of the country is out camping, hiking, at the beach, or playing Spring Sports, it is still winter-like weather in parts of the country. According to Colorado Public Radio and the Weather Service, Colorado height received 4 Feet of snow In some places and have issued Avalanche Warnings For Mountains this past weekend. Be Weather Ready, Spring can be Surprising! Be...
  2. Categories: Child Safety & Health Tips

    Melanoma: Rates have doubled, but hope is on the horizon ??

    Melanoma rates doubled between 1982 and 2011 but comprehensive skin cancer prevention programs could prevent 20 percent of new cases between 2020 and 2030, according to this month’s CDC Vital Signs report. Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S., and melanoma is the most deadly type of skin cancer. More than 90 percent of melanoma...
  3. Categories: Child Safety, General Safety Topics, Health Tips, Info News, Outdoor Safety & Sports Medicine & First AId

    Don’t Fry Day

    Know the importance of skin cancer prevention and sun-safety behaviors. Today is Don’t Fry Day. The Friday before Memorial Day is Don’t Fry Day: Protect your skin today and every day. Millions of Americans will enjoy the great outdoors this weekend. Skin cancer, caused by too much sun, is the most common of all cancers in the United States. More people will...
  4. Categories: Child Safety, Health Tips & Info News

    Choose Your Cover

    July is UV Safety Month - have you been covering up? We discussed the efficacy of Natural Sunscreen in our recent article Are Natural Sunscreens and Insect Repellents Effective?, so you know now that natural or chemical is really just a matter of personal preference - they all work... but which will you choose? The CDC reminds to "Protect the skin...
  5. Categories: Child Safety & General Safety Topics

    Happy First Day of Summer! Be Safe and Have FUN!

    Summer Safety Survival Guide: 10 Tips to Keep Your Family Safe Summer is the time for outdoor cookouts, pool parties and backyard play dates – not a time for bandaging scrapes, nursing burns – or worse. Learn these important summer safety tips and make sure everyone in your family knows them by heart too. That way, it will be a...

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