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Published:Lack of muscle strength increases the risk of accidents also among working-aged Finns – test your functional capacity with just a few exercises
For a significant part of the population, mobility and muscle strength have decreased to an extent where the risk of accidents increases. The Accident Prevention Day campaign highlights how ph…
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Published:One in four people admit that they should have used anti-slip guards last winter
Nearly half of Finns slipped in the icy weather conditions of last winter, some taking a serious fall while others avoided injuries. One in four respondents to Liikenneturva’s survey admitted that ant…
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Survey: Finns have room for improvement in their preparedness for accidents at summer cabins – easy tips for making your cabin visit safer
At summer cabins, Finns are afraid of accidents, injuries and surprise encounters with animals. A survey ordered by the Finnish home accident prevention network shows that the safety of a cabin visit …
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Stay on your feet − the risks of slipping increase with age
Slipping and falling can happen to people of all ages. It is important to understand that you can reduce your own risk of slipping and falling. With age, there is an increased risk that injuries cause…
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Stay safe at the cabin in winter, too
The Accident Prevention Day campaign is here to remind you that you should also pay attention to staying safe during trips to the cabin in wintertime. Being prepared and having the right attitude can …
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Roughly one in three Finns will slip and fall during the winter – you can prevent falls by making small changes
More than one million accidents occur each year in Finland, of which more than one third are various kinds of slips and falls. You can also prevent slipping and falling through your own actions.
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Almost one in three people in Finland have slipped and fallen in the past year
Almost one in three people in Finland have suffered a slip-and-fall accident either this winter or last winter. Of those, close to a third were injured and one in eight had to take time off from work …
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Stay on your feet: tips for slippery winter conditions
Working-age people often have slipping and falling accidents, and their effects can be seen every year as significant costs and instances of sick leave. Dangerous locations include the yard at home an…
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Unusual times can lead to an increase in accidents at home and during leisure time
As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, many of us are spending more time at home than usual, including during our leisure time. What’s more, we have had to reduce the amount of contact we have, particu…
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Exceptional ice conditions cause dangerous situations
The inconsistent ice situation across Finland has contributed to a higher than usual number of drownings. A total of 11 people drowned in January-February this year, compared to 4 a year ago. There ha…
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One in three finds studded shoes or anti-slip guards too cumbersome – despite obvious benefits
The ‘Pysy pystyssä’ campaign reminds you that you can be prepared for slippery winter conditions by wearing studded shoes or anti-slip guards, which will undoubtedly help you stay upright. However, ac…
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