BEST OF Safe & Sound: Healthy Swimming

BEST OF: Safe & Sound: Healthy Swimming: Michele Hlavsa the chief of the Center for Disease Control (CDC) Healthy Swimming Program joins the show to let us know that sometimes there is more in the pool water than just chlorine, and reminds us that just because chlorine is in the pool it does not kill everything. Michele offers tips and advice on how you can make sure your next dip in the pool is a healthy one.

Episode 120: Retired NFL Players

Episode 120: Retired NFL Players: Dr. Sherry Baron from NIOSH joins the show to discuss the findings on the NIOSH study that retired NFL players live longer. The Fact Sheet can be found at: http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/pgms/worknotify/pdfs/NFL_Notification_01.pdf

Episode 119 Employee Health & Fitness Month

Safe & Sound Episode 119: Employee Health & Fitness Month: Phil Haberstro joins the show to talk about Global Employee Health and Fitness Month. He shares some tips that employers can do to have a healthy and fit workplace, and lets us know what employees can do to stay healthy and fit while at work.

Episode 118: AIHce 2012

Episode 118: AIHce 2012: We talk about AIHCE 2012, what to expect, what events are going on, and talk to Dr. Rick Fulwiler who has been to 49 AIHce's. He enlightens us with his personal experiences at the conference and lets us know exactly why he keeps coming back.

Episode 117: NAOSH Week: Diane Hurns tells us about North American Occupational Safety and Health Week, how you can get involved, and reminds us that Occupational Health and Safety should be celebrated all year.

Episode 116 Safe Kids Week

Episode 116: Safe Kids: Dr. Angela Mickalide, the Director of Research at Safe Kids USA (http://www.safekids.org) tells us about National Safe Kids week, and lets us know what you can do to help keep kids safe.

Episode 115 Tornado Safety

Episode 115 Tornado Safety: Greg Carbin the Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the Storm Prediction center tells us the science behind tornados, debunks some myths, and tells us how to be safe when a tornado strikes.