A closer look at summer safety

Article Abstract:

An estimated 200,000 children are treated in emergency rooms for play related injuries and experts suggest ways to improve safety measures. Adequate safety measures have to be taken in swimming pools, amusement parks, beaches watermarks and playgrounds and parents have to check the necessary safety measures and also whether these places follow the laws as prescribed by the state.

Evaluation, Prevention, Pediatric injuries, Safety

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Seafood safety

Article Abstract:

Fish is low in fat and a source of fish oils, which may have health benefits. Traces of chemical contaminants are occasionally found in fish, but seafood causes only one illness in two million servings. Safety tips for buying, storing and cooking seafood are presented.

Health aspects, Seafood, Fish as food, Fish (Food product)

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Safety at the ATM

Article Abstract:

Women who use automated teller machines should discourage robbery by increasing their vigilance. Location of the ATM is important, as well as privacy. The most common ATM crime is theft of information.

Banking industry, Automated teller machines, Crime

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