Injury Prevention
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LHSC hoping to avoid preventable trips to the ER this Labour Day weekendWith thousands of students from Fanshawe College and Western University are set to arrive in town, the hospital networks wants folks to party safe this Labour Day weekend.HealthSep 1, 2022
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Working out at home? Here’s how to avoid an injuryThere are a few common injuries when it comes to at-home workouts, include shoulder and neck injuries, experts say.LifestyleMay 30, 2020
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Alberta researchers create wearable sensors to track athletes’ movementsA team at the University of Alberta is developing high-tech wearable sensors that can precisely track people's movements and provide feedback on how to improve them.TechAug 28, 2019
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B.C. Chiropractors: Is your child’s backpack making the grade?The British Columbia Chiropractic Association (BCCA) and BC's Chiropractors are reminding parents about the risks of heavy backpacks.EducationAug 29, 2017
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Are trampolines safe for kids? Alberta Health Services says ‘no way’Rising rates of trampoline-related injuries have prompted Alberta Health Services to take a hard-line position against their use for kids.HealthJul 19, 2017
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23 Alberta kids have fallen from windows and balconies this year: AHSHealth officials are encouraging parents to child-proof windows and balconies.HealthJun 7, 2017
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Injury prevention not a priority for Alberta government: organizationThe Injury Prevention Centre is providing suggestions to reduce the number of Albertans getting injured.HealthJan 19, 2017
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What kind of warm-ups reduce sports injuries? Calgary research says neuromuscularIt's widely known that warming up properly before engaging in any strenuous physical activity can reduce your chances of getting hurt. But now, it seems, the type of warm-up can make a big difference.HealthApr 13, 2016
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Could your home fitness routine be putting your kids at risk?A Calgary mom is warning other parents about treadmills after her three-year-old daughter suffered serious burnsHealthJan 29, 2016
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Natural gas fireplaces a holiday hazard for toddlersThe glass screens of natural gas fireplaces can become very hot, very quickly causing serious burns for young children attracted by the flickering flames.HealthDec 23, 2015
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