With summer months upon us, more celebrations, and Fourth of July around the corner, fireworks become a pastime enjoyed by many Americans. Although they can be fun, fireworks pose significant risks of injury, especially when they are used inappropriately or when poor ...
Read MoreEarlier this week, we began a discussion about burn injuries. Many who suffer burn injuries do survive, but the healing process tends to be long, very ...
View MoreThere are obviously countless ways in which to get injured. But a category of injuries that does not receive as much attention and discussion as it ...
View MoreMemorial Day is often seen as the beginning of summer and spending time in the pool is a favorite activity for both kids and adults in Southern ...
View MoreCalifornia has a strict set of building codes that are intended to ensure the safety of visitors and tenants. Stairways, for example, must all be a ...
View MoreIn a recent blog post about an explosion that severely burned workers at a Blue Rhino propane facility, this blog discussed the symptoms of burn ...
View MoreIn recent months, a number of explosions at gas and chemical plants have increased attention on plant safety and the serious injuries and deaths that ...
View MoreLast week, this blog explained how safety officials in the Los Angeles area were asking people celebrating the Fourth of July to watch a fireworks ...
View MoreWhen it comes to Fourth of July celebrations, safety officials are urging Los Angeles residents not to take matters into their own hands. Fireworks, ...
View MoreFires do not have to be large, uncontrollable blazes to cause burns, smoke inhalation and other injuries. In one recent fire, eight people were ...
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