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Home > Health Information > To Your Health > To Your Health Archive > Home/Personal Safety

To Your Health - Archive

Search for "Home/Personal Safety" returned 71 records from our News Archive

To Your Health is a monthly digest of simple health tips for Parkland patients that's full of patient education with preventive health information, such as tips for managing diabetes or the benefits of getting a flu vaccination at one of our community clinics.

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Is it time for a new smoke alarm?
Posted: 2/5/2019
Three out of five fire deaths happen in homes without smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms. It is best to have a smoke alar...
Learn about sexually transmitted infections
Posted: 6/1/2018
There are many myths, or beliefs that aren’t true, about infections you can get through sexual contact. Parkland experts want ...
Campfire safety tips
Posted: 6/1/2018
Are you planning a camping trip this summer with your family or know someone who is? Read and share these tips about campfires...
Keep babies and toddlers safe from burns
Posted: 3/30/2018
Most burn injuries for babies and toddlers happen at home. The experts from Parkland’s Regional Burn Center offer the tips bel...
Diabetes and gum disease
Posted: 2/5/2018
If you have diabetes, you know if you don’t control your blood sugar it can cause many health problems. One of these problems ...
Know the signs of a heart attack
Posted: 2/5/2018
A heart attack is a scary thing to happen to you or a loved one. Some heart attacks happen fast but most start slowly with lit...
Older adults: protect yourself from burns
Posted: 1/2/2018
The temperature is dropping and winter time can be especially dangerous for adults 65 years and older. Parkland’s Regional Bur...
How to be safe in high-rise buildings
Posted: 11/30/2017
Do you live or work in a building with many stories (high-rise)? Burn and safety experts at Parkland say it’s important you kn...
Secondhand smoke hurts children
Posted: 10/31/2017
Even if you don’t smoke, breathing in smoke from cigarettes and cigars around you can be deadly. This is called secondhand smo...
Thirteen suicide warning signs
Posted: 10/11/2017
Suicide is the second highest cause of death for 15 to 24 year olds. Mental health experts at Parkland say things like social ...
How old are your smoke alarms?
Posted: 10/11/2017
Experts at Parkland’s Regional Burner Center say that most deaths from fires happen in the home. Three out of five home fire d...
How to tell if your kid is being bullied
Posted: 9/1/2017
Kids are back in school and Parkland behavioral health experts want you to know the signs of bullying. Bullying is when someon...
Eye injuries at home
Posted: 7/31/2017
Your home is usually a safe place but some things you do can cause bad injuries to your eyes. Things in the house that can hur...
E-cigarettes can be dangerous
Posted: 7/31/2017
Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) have become more and more popular. E-cigarettes can be very unsafe and cause fires and ex...
Handling food the safe way
Posted: 7/31/2017
Keeping food safe from bacteria is always important, especially if you are taking food outside for a picnic. Parkland dietitia...
Dos and don’ts of fireworks
Posted: 6/1/2017
Using your own fireworks or sparklers may sound like fun during events like Fourth of July, but they can be very dangerous and...
Steps to prevent drowning
Posted: 6/1/2017
Drowning is one of the main reasons kids ages 1 to 4 die every year. Children usually do not scream or call out for help when ...
Medicine safety
Posted: 2/28/2017
Medicines make us feel better but they can also be poisonous if not used the right way. Follow these tips from the North Texas...
Teens and dating violence
Posted: 1/31/2017
Experts at the Victim Intervention Program (VIP)/Rape Crisis Center at Parkland say teaching teens about violence and abuse in...
Candle safety
Posted: 1/31/2017
Candles are pretty to look at but experts at Parkland’s Regional Burn Center say they can also cause fires in your home. Learn...
Heat your home safely
Posted: 1/3/2017
Remember these safety tips when trying to keep your home warm this winter. Use fireplaces, wood stoves and other heaters only ...
Toy safety: eye injuries
Posted: 11/29/2016
Some toys can cause bad eye injuries or even blindness, especially with kids younger than 5. This holiday season, make sure ch...
Head injuries in kids
Posted: 11/29/2016
A concussion is a type of brain injury that’s caused by a bump or blow to the head. This can happen anywhere, like on the play...
Prevent carbon monoxide poisoning at home
Posted: 9/29/2016
Carbon monoxide is a gas that can make you feel sick and can be deadly. You cannot see carbon monoxide or smell it. Learn how ...
Is your child in a booster seat?
Posted: 8/31/2016
Booster seats protect children who are too big for a car seat but are too small for a seat belt.  Many parents move their...
Helmets save lives
Posted: 7/27/2016
Experts at Parkland’s Rees-Jones Trauma Center say motorcycle injuries can be some of the worst injuries they see. Motorcycles...
Summer vacation list
Posted: 6/29/2016
If you are planning a trip this summer with your family or friends, Parkland experts have some tips for packing, especially if...
Sexual assault: Parkland can help
Posted: 6/28/2016
Sexual assault or attacks can happen to anyone. When it happens, many people do not tell anyone about it. Parkland makes sure ...
Stay safe while driving
Posted: 5/27/2016
Every year, more than 100,000 car crashes happen in Texas because of drivers not paying attention to the road. The Rees-Jones ...
Eight ways to lower your skin cancer risk
Posted: 5/27/2016
Many people think tanned skin makes them look healthier but doctors at Parkland say anyone, especially teenagers, can get skin...
Avoid mosquito bites
Posted: 4/29/2016
Mosquitos can be annoying but they also carry many diseases like Zika and West Nile virus. That is why Parkland experts say it...
Watch out for poisonous bugs
Posted: 3/31/2016
Poisonous bugs and insects can be found anywhere, including your home or backyard. To stay safe from getting a poisonous bite ...
Know gasoline safety rules
Posted: 3/31/2016
Most burns from gasoline happen because it is used the wrong way. Parkland’s Regional Burn Center has some advice on how to ha...
Need spring allergy relief? Avoid these top three mistakes
Posted: 3/29/2016
While the season of rebirth brings beauty, baby birds, and blossoming buds, it also brings distress to millions of allergy suf...
What is hurting your back?
Posted: 2/22/2016
Almost everyone will have back pain at some point in their life.  Back pain can last days, weeks or months. It is importa...
Keep your family safe from burns
Posted: 2/1/2016
Most burn injuries happen at home. Learn how to protect yourself and your children with tips from Parkland’s Regional Burn Cen...
Know how to get ready for a disaster
Posted: 1/29/2016
Parkland experts ask you to make a plan and practice it many times before a natural disaster, like a tornado, happens.  T...
Prevent house fires
Posted: 12/1/2015
Parkland experts say pay attention to dangers like space heaters and holiday decorations that can cause fires in the home. Fol...
Walk safely this winter
Posted: 12/1/2015
Pedestrian deaths increase during the colder months. Parkland doctors say be careful this winter when you are walking, especia...
Get regular checkups
Posted: 10/30/2015
Regular health checkups can help find problems early or before they start. Getting the right health tests or treatment will he...
Sexual violence can happen to anyone
Posted: 10/2/2015
One in six boys and one in four girls will experience sexual violence before the age of 18. If someone forces you or a loved o...
Abusing medicine is dangerous
Posted: 10/2/2015
It is important to use prescription medicine safely. Using medications, like pain and anxiety pills, for the wrong reason or t...
Celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day safely
Posted: 8/31/2015
On Sep. 16, Mexicans get together to celebrate their country’s Independence Day. If you are planning on celebrating this day a...
Six symptoms men shouldn’t ignore
Posted: 8/31/2015
Parkland health care experts say getting some symptoms checked out early by a doctor and getting regular checkups ca...
Lower your risk of STDs
Posted: 8/6/2015
STDs or sexually transmitted diseases are usually spread through sexual contact. STDs are serious diseases that need treatment...
Kidney health
Posted: 8/6/2015
Do you know where your kidneys are found in your body? The kidneys are not very big, but they are important organs. We have tw...
Facts about Ebola
Posted: 8/6/2015
You and your loved ones will be safe at Parkland. We train regularly on how to care for patients and keep others safe should t...
Which immunizations does your child need?
Posted: 7/31/2015
School starts soon! Make sure your children are up-to-date on vaccines before sending them back to school. This...
Know how to treat fireworks injuries
Posted: 7/1/2015
Fourth of July is a great time to enjoy fireworks. But all fireworks are dangerous and can cause burn and eye injuries in kids...
Learn how diabetes can hurt your eyes
Posted: 7/1/2015
Having diabetes affects many parts of the body, including the eyes. Diabetes can harm the blood vessels in the back of the eye...
Police tips to stay safe
Posted: 7/1/2015
Dallas County Hospital District Police at Parkland say to follow these tips to avoid danger and to keep yourself safe. Do not ...
Know the dangers of acetaminophen
Posted: 5/1/2015
Acetaminophen is an ingredient in many over-the-counter medicines used for pain and fever, like Tylenol. Taking too much aceta...
Diabetes and foot care
Posted: 4/1/2015
If you have diabetes, it’s important to take care of your feet to prevent serious problems, like nerve damage.  Follow th...
Are you at risk for kidney disease?
Posted: 3/12/2015
Your kidneys keep your blood clean. When your kidneys get sick, it can cause dangerous problems for your whole body. You can h...
Vaccines save lives
Posted: 3/12/2015
We know protecting your child’s health is important to you. Dr. Donna Persaud at Parkland says vaccinating your children is th...
Support for abused men
Posted: 2/26/2015
Domestic violence and abuse can happen to anyone, including men. Hitting, name-calling and controlling where you go and who yo...
Quit smoking for good
Posted: 2/26/2015
Smoking is still the number one reason for preventable death and disease. Let this be the year you stay smoke free for life. W...
Tips for safer toys
Posted: 1/14/2015
If your child got toys as a gift this holiday, make sure they are safe to use. Some toys can hurt kids and cause serious injur...
Stop the spread of colds and flu
Posted: 12/15/2014
Follow these habits to stop the spread of germs at home, work or school. Get the flu shot. Getting vaccinated every year is th...
Easy ways to prevent falls
Posted: 12/6/2014
Adults who are 65 years and older fall more often. If you fall you can seriously hurt yourself, like breaking your hip or hitt...
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