Tag: "safety"

The Kohl’s Building Safety on Your Block Program donated “safety bundles” including smoke detectors, poison control magnets, and locks for cabinets and drawers to over 300 apartments in Avondale. Representatives

Laurie Nommsen-Rivers, a doctor at Cincinnati Children’s, wrote an op-ed piece for the Cincinnati Enquirer’s website to urge cyclists to wear helmets while riding. By citing her own bicycle accident

The risk of lead exposure and poisoning is still something parents need to consider. In an Angie’s List article discussing the issue, Dr. Nicholas Newman of Cincinnati Children’s says symptoms

Michael Gittelman, Wendy Pomerantz and Richard A. Falcone are physicians in Cincinnati Children’s Comprehensive Children’s Injury Center. They have published an editorial for Cincinnati.com citing sobering teen driving statistics in order to

Old Man Winter has made his presence known early this year, even though the first day of winter technically isn’t until December 21. For kids, his early arrival is more

Drew Lachey of 98 degrees joined Toyota and Cincinnati Children’s to help spread awareness about car seat safety.  The initiative, named Buckle Up For Life, aims to educate parents about the

Cincinnati Children’s and Toyota have partnered to educate families about the importance of car seat safety. The program, called “Buckle Up for Life” has seen impressive results.  Children who are

Our pin of the week comes from bloggers at thegoodstuffguide.com.  It is a phone number bracelet that young children can wear when traveling in airports, parks, field trips, etc. There

Ah, October. It’s the epitome of the fall season and one of my favorite months of the year. I love it. The weather, festivals, pumpkin farms, hay rides and most importantly,

In radiology, employees who have a passion for safety can volunteer to be safety coaches. Safety coaches help prevent errors by both modeling and teaching coworkers specific safety practices. All radiology