Health, Yes Archive — Page 7 of 8

Halloween is over — don’t let the time change turn you into a zombie

The end of daylight saving time doesn’t have to mean disrupted sleep and feeling groggy, says a Vanderbilt sleep expert

Twice as many children killed by cars on Halloween as on any other night. How to safely enjoy the frights of the night.

Some foods are always safe. Some need a little more care.

Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt offers tips to prevent injury

“The burns and injuries that result from improper use of fireworks are often devastating and life-altering.”

VUMC sleep expert says early preparation makes the beginning of Daylight Saving Time easier.

December 20, 2017
Have yourself a safe little New Year’s

The head of Vanderbilt's Emergency Department gives tips on how to celebrate without showing up at his workplace.
By Wayne Wood
November 30, 2017
Tennessee Poison Center at Vanderbilt offers advice on how to avoid food poisoning this holiday season

Enjoy the meal while you're having it, and remember it fondly afterward.
By Kristin Smart
November 20, 2017
Children’s Hospital offers safety tips for holiday decorating, preventing poisonings

May your days be merry and bright. Not spent in an emergency room.
By Jennifer Wetzel
November 16, 2017
Shopping for children’s gifts? Make sure toys are safe and age-appropriate

Bike helmets and quality construction: yes. BB guns and hoverboards: no.
By Jennifer Wetzel
October 27, 2017
It’s the scariest night of the year — how to keep children safe on Halloween

Keeping the frights imaginary and fun
By Jennifer Wetzel
September 25, 2017
Garage safety: cleaning out and knowing the risks

The Tennessee Poison Center warns homeowners that the garage can be a resting place for many toxins, chemicals and potential hazards.
By Tavia Smith
January 13, 2016
Safe to snuggle with pets while home with a cold or flu, Vanderbilt infectious disease expert says
By Wayne Wood