Articles for Burn Prevention.
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Fire and Burn Prevention Checklist!
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Most burn injuries happen in the home. This checklist will help you evaluate your home environment and develop good burn safety habits.
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Burn Injuries Don't Take a Vacation
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Play it safe. Enjoy your summer. Prevent burn injury.
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Safety Facts On Scald Burns
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Over 500,000 scald burns occur annually in the United States. The two highest risk populations are children under the age of 5 and adults over 65.
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The use of space heaters is growing. This increases the potential for fires and burn injuries. Small children are especially at risk for space heater-related problems.
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Celebrate a Fire-Safe Holiday
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Keep accidents from marring your winter holidays. To enjoy a safe holiday season, read this brochure with as much care as you give to gift shopping and party planning.
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Travel Safe Guide - Surviving a Hotel Fire
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Surviving a hotel fire really begins before you leave home. If you know how to behave in an emergency, you can greatly increase your chances of survival. Many times people panic when confronted with a fire situation and that's why they don't survive.
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Restaurant and Food Service Safety
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The Food Service Industry experiences the highest number of burns of any employment sector, about 12,000 each year. Cooks, food handlers, kitchen workers, and wait staff are all listed among the top 50 occupations at risk for on-the-job burn injury.
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1999 Fact Sheet
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Pediatric Burn Fact Sheet
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Burns to Children
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