Hazards: Needing the First Aid They Give to Others
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Paramedics, it turns out, face a high risk of being injured on the job.
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Parents and teachers need to watch out more carefully for head injuries in children, a charity is warning.
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By Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News  They risk their lives to protect the public, but often it isn't a bullet or the flames from an inferno that law enforcers and firefighters have to worry about.
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These products don't come without serious risks.
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Those strangers waiting at the doctorâs office may share a pain that others canât understand.
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People at a high risk of having a heart attack do not know when to dial 999, experts have warned.
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Despite repeated recommendations to cook on the back burners of the stove and to turn pot handles toward the back, many parents still fail to recognize their child's potential risk for burns and scalds, new study findings suggest.
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People are being asked to report their concerns about children they think are at risk.
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For some people, it&#39;s going to the dentist or even the doctor. For others, it&#39;s a bumpy plane ride or even something more down to earth, like that household chore which comes around a little too often.
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More kids appear to be playing a risky game that can lead to accidental strangulation.
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Parents of children who are in  danger of having a serious allergic reaction to certain foods  are urged to have an auto-injector on hand to administer a dose  of epinephrine in an emergency, to halt any severe reaction.  However, parents are often uncomfortable using the device, a  survey shows, even when they've been trained to use it.
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NEW YORK  - Parents of children who are in danger of having a serious allergic reaction to certain foods are urged to have an auto-injector on hand to administer a dose of epinephrine in an emergency, to halt any severe reaction. However, parents are often uncomfortable using the device, a survey shows, even when they've been trained to use it.
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Medical care was at times so scarce and shabby that it became another kind of abuse. An inside look
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No matter what the disaster -- hurricane, earthquake, terrorist attack -- the nation's first responders get to the scene soon after. Which is why it's such a crime when these people can't communicate with each other.
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Safety experts say first responders should be trained to deal with high-voltage battery systems and undeployed airbags in a crashed hybrid. In Autopia.
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Doctors and their patients in many countries are facing increasing problems receiving lifesaving isotopes for treating a range of illnesses.
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A consortium of security vendors is trying to make it easier for emergency personnel to identify themselves at the scene of a disaster.