Preventable Deaths at an All-time High

Most Preventable Deaths are Happening Off the Job

In 2019, 173,040 people died from a preventable injury. The majority of these deaths are not happening in the workplace; they are happening in homes and communities.

Opioids

In the U.S., more than 100 people die from opioids every day. That’s 37,814 people every year. Learn how to keep loved ones alive.

Older Adult Falls

Falls are the leading cause of injury-related death for adults 65 and older. Make your home or the home of a loved one safer.

Distracted Walking

Nearly 6,000 pedestrians were struck and killed by motor vehicles in 2017. Follow these tips to stay safe.

Other Poisons

More than 90% of all poisonings happen at home. Know the risks and take steps to safeguard your family.

Emergency Prep

Natural and man-made disasters can strike anywhere at any time. Will you be ready if disaster strikes?

Seasonal Safety

Don't miss out on an opportunity to educate your coworkers and family members on safety all year long.

Choking and Suffocation

Living alone, having dentures or difficulty swallowing can increase the risk of choking. Learn how to assist.

Child Safety

Sports, medicines, button batteries, windows and even backpacks also can put kids at risk for serious injury. Learn about risks.

Back to School Checklist

Many school-related injuries are preventable. Share these tips with your child to ensure their safety at school.

Injury Facts

While more people than ever are dying from preventable injuries, public awareness is lagging, according to an NSC public opinion poll.

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