Home > Medical > First aid > Safety first Safety first All sections in First Aid » About First Aid » Bites and Stings » Breathing Emergencies » Burns » Crime » Drowning » Eye Injuries » FAqs » Head & Spinal Injuries » Health Tips » Heat Emergencies & Hypothermia » Multimedia » First Aid News » Real-life Story » Removing Foreign Objects » Safety First » Shock » Medical Emergencies » Sprains, Fractures and Dislocations » The Basics » Unconsciousness » Wounds & Bleeding How to prevent injuries in the bathroom It isn’t easy for some of us to get around our bathrooms for fear of slipping on something wet, or struggling to get into our showers. Are you a crime target? Many criminals are quite disorganised and they wander around in search of potential victims. Here's how not to become one. Hit the road - safely Do these twelve things and you stand a good chance of not becoming one of the many accident statistics on the roads. Assess Am I at risk of a stroke? » Join Parenting Forum » Ask CyberDoc » Quiz Would you survive disaster? » Breathe for me Become an organ donor Your guide to safety at sea: poisonous marine animals When eaten, poisonous marine animals can make you ill, and may even cause muscular paralysis and death Is your home a death trap? Every day people get hurt, sometimes fatally, in their own homes. How safe is your family in your home? Teaching your teen to drive If you've decided to be the one who teaches your teen to drive, the American Automobile Association offers these guidelines. Safety checklist for car seats Using a child's car seat correctly can mean the difference between life and death. Lightning safety tips Lightning is probably the most underrated natural hazard. Thunderstorms are frequent events, and death from lightning strikes is not uncommon. Know the latest expert safety tips. Child safety not just good luck Childhood injuries are preventable and keeping children safe is not just due to “good luck”. Here are a few important safety tips. Is your friend's home safe for your child? Holiday time is visiting time. You may be extra careful about making your home safe for your child, but is your child safe when you visit other people’s houses? load more articles advertisement From our sponsors Hill's Science Plan Canine Mini range What is Diabetic Neuropathy? There are more than 200 different viruses which can cause a cold A clinically proven skin care range is now available
How to prevent injuries in the bathroom It isn’t easy for some of us to get around our bathrooms for fear of slipping on something wet, or struggling to get into our showers.
Are you a crime target? Many criminals are quite disorganised and they wander around in search of potential victims. Here's how not to become one.
Hit the road - safely Do these twelve things and you stand a good chance of not becoming one of the many accident statistics on the roads.
Your guide to safety at sea: poisonous marine animals When eaten, poisonous marine animals can make you ill, and may even cause muscular paralysis and death
Is your home a death trap? Every day people get hurt, sometimes fatally, in their own homes. How safe is your family in your home?
Teaching your teen to drive If you've decided to be the one who teaches your teen to drive, the American Automobile Association offers these guidelines.
Safety checklist for car seats Using a child's car seat correctly can mean the difference between life and death.
Lightning safety tips Lightning is probably the most underrated natural hazard. Thunderstorms are frequent events, and death from lightning strikes is not uncommon. Know the latest expert safety tips.
Child safety not just good luck Childhood injuries are preventable and keeping children safe is not just due to “good luck”. Here are a few important safety tips.
Is your friend's home safe for your child? Holiday time is visiting time. You may be extra careful about making your home safe for your child, but is your child safe when you visit other people’s houses?