Public health experts demand tighter global restrictions on fireworks
Fireworks pose an underestimated danger to public health and require stronger regulations and sustained public education campaigns to help prevent devastating, yet entirely avoidable injuries, warn US experts in The BMJ today.
Read original article on The Medical News →Related news
-
HIV prevention medication is highly effective, but it can complicate blood donor screening
United Kingdom
-
Maternal vitamin A deficiency may increase risk of larger babies
United Kingdom
-
Microglia drive excessive iron transfer in Parkinson's disease models
United Kingdom
-
Hot homes cause heart strain in older Australians
United Kingdom
-
Topadur’s Phase 2a trial of TOP-N53 for systemic sclerosis-associated digital ulcers advances to next dose levels
United Kingdom
-
Elusive HIV strains cause breakthrough infections after antibody treatment ends
United Kingdom
-
Rising colorectal cancer rates prompt earlier routine screening recommendations
United Kingdom
-
Early childhood intervention crucial for treating rising eating disorders
United Kingdom