Eye on Safety Makes Halloween Less Scary
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SUNDAY, Oct. 21 (HealthDay News) -- Some simple safety measures can help ensure that Halloween is a treat for both children and adults, according to experts at  Prevent Blindness America, a nonprofit organization based in Chicago.
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Security vendors are trying to make it easier for emergency personnel to ID themselves at the scene of a disaster.
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Plus, the future's bright for Flamel, and Martha's scarier on Halloween.
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As a child, Tom McGannon always had the most decorated house on the block during the Halloween season. At 36, he still does, but the decorations are more high-tech.
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Watching for changes in the inner eyewall of a hurricane may help forecasters overcome one of their most perplexing challenges: predicting sudden strengthening or weakening.
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If youâre over 50, your night vision might not be as good as you think (so drive with care).
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By Bud Kennedy, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Jun. 10--We all want creepy predators locked up. But not the way NBC does it.   And not the way police handled it in one Collin County town.
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After a steady drop over the past several years, the number of people who say they're very worried about the safety of online shopping rose sharply in 2007. If they're not scared, they should be, statistics show.
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By B.C. Manion, Tampa Tribune, Fla.  Dec. 16--Nothing can spoil a holiday like a knock on the head and a trip to the emergency room. Here are some reminders from the Home Safety Council to help ensure the only stars you see are on the Christmas tree.
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Federal authorities lowered the terror alert status for areas around financial institutions in New York, Washington and northern New Jersey, saying Wednesday that additional security precautions had reduced the threat.
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A series of race-baiting incidents have left some wondering about the display of Halloween ghouls in nooses.
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Menacing body posture can be as threatening as a frightening facial expression, according to new research. The finding may explain how fear spreads.
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With anxiety about terrorist attacks lessening each year since 2001, those hitting the roads or taking to the skies this holiday season can focus their fears on something more mundane -- traffic.
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Advocates for the use of stun guns by police departments point to evidence that they are generally safe. But a recent demonstration shows otherwise.
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Those things that go bump in the night? About one-third of people believe they could be ghosts.
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We&#39;ve pretty much seen it all - to the point that nothing really bothers or frightens most viewers these days. And ever since Sept. 11, 2001, the idea of being scared by a movie seems trivial and silly.
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Scores of child molesters and other sex offenders in Virginia will have to report to their probation offices for three hours Halloween night to keep them away from trick-or-treaters.