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FEBRUARY 2006 Newsletter
WILL HOPES OF A FEDERAL FIRE-SAFE CIGARETTE ACT EXTINGUISH IN 2006?
For more than 30 years, burn survivor groups and fire-safety educators have been pushing for legislation that would create a national fire-safe cigarette standard......
For more than 30 years, burn survivor groups and fire-safety educators have been pushing for legislation that would create a national fire-safe cigarette standard......
BEYOND PREVENTION: RECOVERY AND CARE DURING BURN PREVENTION WEEK
Every February, burn centers and other life-safety educators emphasize these simple, yet critical, prevention messages during National Burn Awareness Week (Feb. 5-11). But one organization has decided to make this year’s awareness week a time to focus not just on prevention, but also to gain recognition of the need for burn survivor recovery and care....
Every February, burn centers and other life-safety educators emphasize these simple, yet critical, prevention messages during National Burn Awareness Week (Feb. 5-11). But one organization has decided to make this year’s awareness week a time to focus not just on prevention, but also to gain recognition of the need for burn survivor recovery and care....
CO ALARM TESTS: SHOULD YOU OR SHOULDN'T YOU?
Carbon monoxide poisoning can be prevented by following simple safety precautions and by installing carbon monoxide alarms throughout the home. Unfortunately, many American families remain unprotected and vulnerable because they don’t understand the deadly threat posed by carbon monoxide (CO), nor are they aware of the steps they need to take to safeguard themselves and those they love. ...
Carbon monoxide poisoning can be prevented by following simple safety precautions and by installing carbon monoxide alarms throughout the home. Unfortunately, many American families remain unprotected and vulnerable because they don’t understand the deadly threat posed by carbon monoxide (CO), nor are they aware of the steps they need to take to safeguard themselves and those they love. ...