Football: Injuries and Safety Precautions
Football, or soccer as it is called in the United States, has more life-threatening injuries and requires in-depth safety precautions…
The United States’ cold season starts around September and ends around April; however, cold can happen year-round, but most people consider winter a typical cold season. The viruses that cause colds also spread quickly after a temperature and humidity drop.
School Shootings: Strategy for Safety
Lack of safety strategy has caused school shootings to become an unfortunate common occurrence in many countries, causing fear and…
How to Administer Emergency First Aid
Knowing how to administer first aid in an emergency can be an invaluable skill that can save lives. Being confident in your…
Human Safety and Personal Protection
Human safety and personal protection have become more critical in today's world. With the increase in crime rates and natural disasters, it has…
OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Act 1970
The OSH Act, i.e., The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, is a federal law enacted in 1970 to ensure…
Religious Diversity on Public Safety
Religious diversity is of utmost importance today, with significant implications for public safety. The different beliefs and practices of various…