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Electrical safety is something every workplace should take seriously. Without it, significant injuries and even death can occur.
Estimates from the Australian Companion Animal Council Inc show about 100,000 dog bites in Australia every year.
Symptoms of Dementia and Alzheimer’s may overlap, but differentiating one from another is vital for effective management.
Experiencing acid reflux once in a while is not unusual. However, some can cause severe burning discomfort, bloating, and belching.
Millions of Australians suffer from chronic pain. Estimates show that one in five people experience persistent, ongoing pain.
The primary goals of first aid are often known as the ‘Three Ps.’ However, the other two are almost as important.
CPR is an emergency procedure used to kick-start a person’s heart that stops beating.
Thousands of Australians suffer from sudden cardiac arrest every year. With these numbers, it is
Head injury can result in bleeding, torn tissues, and brain damage. People should take it seriously as it can cause long-term complications or death.
Sleep deprivation is a common health problem in Australia. Inadequate sleep can lead to poor health and low function.
February is the heart health awareness month in Australia, aiming to raise awareness on health-related diseases.
Running injuries still happen. Besides muscle cramps and scrapes, few risks can take a person out of the game.
The 12 Months of Emergency Preparedness help people have an emergency plan in place by the end of the year.
Protect oneself and others from carbon monoxide poisoning by learning the symptoms, emergency care, and prevention.
In this article, we will tackle the common soft signs of heart attack along with first aid treatment.
A child’s developing brain is at higher risk than an adult. Parents must know the warning signs of concussion in children.
Fireworks injuries have been on the rise in the past years, causing short-term or long-term disabilities.
Burns are a common cause of injury, with over 5000 cases (or 0.4 per 100,000 population) occurring in Australia every year.
Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) occurs when a person suffers from a bump, blow, or jolt to the head that disrupts normal brain function.
Thousands of people die and go to hospital emergency departments every year because of common injuries.
Newborn babies may fall ill from time to time, usually from a harmless infection that gets better after a few days.
Leading a sedentary lifestyle is becoming a significant health issue in Australia and is increasingly widespread in many nations.
A momentary lapse of attention can result in accidental slips, trips, and falls over an uneven surface or slippery floors.
Chemical burns can occur from improper handling at home or work to malicious acid attacks. Find out what to do and look for in a chemical burn emergency.
Acid reflux is the burning sensation in the chest caused by stomach acid backing up into the esophagus.
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