Summer Home Security Tips
Of the over two million home break-ins every year most happen in July and August, when vacationing families leave their houses empty and vulnerable. Summer travel season has arrived, so before you hit the road, make sure to take simple steps to keep criminals out of your home.

Play it Safe: Protect Kids' Eyes During Sports
Every year, more than 40,000 Americans go to the emergency room for sports-related eye injuries. Most of these injuries could be prevented by using appropriate protective eyewear and following a few safety tips.

Having a Mother with Osteoporosis Can Lead to Increased Risk for Spinal Fracture
The women of today may be at risk of osteoporosis, but treatments are now available to help strengthen bones, and repair spinal fractures.

Taking the Stress Out of Vet Visits
Spring is here and for many pet parents that means taking their family cats and dogs for their annual veterinary check-up to ensure they are in good health and prepared for the upcoming flea and tick season. As most people with pets have experienced, leaving home and going to the veterinarian can be stressful for both pets and pet parents due to many new sights, smells, sounds and sensations. By preparing your pet for their annual visit in advance and keeping them calm during the process, the experience can be made less stressful for all.

'Staycationing' on the Rise: Consumers Look to Their Own Back Yards for Vacation Destinations
With gas prices reaching record highs across the country and air travel more aggravating than ever, a growing number of summer travelers won't be traveling as far for their vacations this year. The result: a growing interest in the "staycation" - long weekends or mini-breaks to destinations within 300 miles of home.