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If you previously had hypothermia, frostbite, chilblains, or immersion foot, you are more susceptible for another cold ...
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Military personnel and outdoor workers are more likely to be exposed to cold, windy, and wet conditions. Be aware of ...
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Military personnel and outdoor workers are more likely to be exposed to cold, windy, and wet conditions. Be aware of ...
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Frostbite is a cold injury that commonly occurs on the face (cheeks, nose), ears, fingers, and toes. Take breaks to allow ...
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When temperatures drop, the risk of cold weather injuries increases. A CWI can be serious – data show a CWI result in ...
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Cold weather injuries occur when the body cannot maintain necessary warmth. As temperatures decrease and winds increase, ...
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Whether on duty or at home, prioritize your safety during the winter months. Up your safety knowledge for Winter Safety ...
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Eating a balanced, healthy diet, low in sodium, cholesterol, and saturated fat can lower your risk for heart disease. www ...
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Get moving! Try and get at least 2.5 hours a week of physical activity to keep your heart healthy. https://health.mil ...
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#beforeyoustartbesafetysmart, #safetyfirstthiswinter The winter season is full of safety hazards: cold, snow, and ice; ...
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#beforeyoustartbesafetysmart #huntsafe Being outdoors in the autumn and winter can be a great way to get fresh air and ...
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#beforeyoustartbesafetysmart #winterdrinks #besafe There are always safety risks associated with drinking alcohol, but it ...
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#beforeyoustartbesafetysmart #besafeoutside Playing in the snow can be fun, but the fun can fade if one becomes victim to ...
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#beforeyoustartbesafetysmart #learnhownot2burn There’s nothing cozier than spending time next using a fireplace, furnace, ...
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Holiday trees may intend to bring cheer, but they can also be a holiday hazard if not set up carefully. Be cautious when ...
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