This month we are delighted to spotlight our board member Captain Thomas St. John.
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The American Heart Association says that smartphones, tablets, televisions and other screen-based devices are making kids more sedentary - and sedentary behavior is linked to being overweight and obesity in young people.
Forty percent of all American households have a firearm, and eight children aged 19 and younger are killed every day in the United States by a bullet! Most of these deaths are preventable. Additionally, because children are exposed to firearms through the media (television, video games, online),...
Contrary to popular belief and according to the Centers for Disease Control, the use of e-cigarettes is unsafe for kids, teens, and young adults. E-cigarettes are often referred to as e-cigs, vapes, e-hookahs, or vape pens. They may resemble USB flash drives, pens, traditional cigarettes, cigars, or...
Happy 2019! We are thrilled about the opportunity to, once again, provide cutting edge health and safety education to children, teens, and adults in the Tampa Bay area this year.
The new year is a wonderful time to refocus on our senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch!
This holiday season, take care to practice habits that will keep health at the forefront of celebrations!
In September the Food and Drug Administration declared that youth vaping has become an epidemic!
International Walk to School Day is scheduled for October 10th!
September is Fruits & Veggies - More Matters® Month, so it is a great time to discuss the importance of nutrition!