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703Keep active: safe at any age (HTML)A recent CPSC study shows a 54% increase in the number of sports-related injuries suffered by older Americans between 1990 and 1996 -- from 34,400 to 53,000. In this brochure, CPSC and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons give older Americans important tips on remaining safe while enjoying the many benefits of exercise.
704A Grandparent's Guide: For Family Nurturing & Safety (HTML) The role of grandparents may range from occasional babysitting to primary caregiving. In this helpful booklet, CPSC Chairman Ann Brown and noted pediatrician T. Berry Brazelton, M.D., head of the Pampers Parenting Institute, offer advice to grandparents and a grandchild safety checklist.
705Older Consumers Safety Checklist (PDF) (PDF-SPANISH)Falls and fires are two leading causes of unintentional injuries and deaths among adults 65 and older. Make your home safer by following these tips.
706Older Consumers Safety Test (PDF) Older consumers should be aware of issues involving fire safety, good health, and checking vision to prevent slips and falls. This short quiz deals with these issues and how to enhance the quality of life by routinely practicing safety.
5041Grandparents! Prevent Your Grandchildren From Being Poisoned (HTML)Safety Alert.


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702Fire Safety Checklist for Older Consumers (PDF) (PDF-SPANISH)Booklet




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