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The New York Times recently highlighted the alarming rise in burns from scorching-hot sidewalks and roads, featuring insights from American Burn Association members. As climate change drives temperatures higher, these injuries are becoming increasingly common, especially in the Southwest. The article highlights the importance of public awareness and preventive...
Cleveland, OH — October 10, 2023 — The American Burn Association (ABA) will receive a generous donation from Cleveland Browns tight end, David Njoku, to raise awareness, resources, and support for burn-related care, prevention, education, and research. Njoku has launched a merchandise line and a portion of the proceeds...
ABA President Robert Cartotto, MD, shares information and tips for keeping children safe on hot playgrounds and preventing contact burns during outdoor activities on hot days on FOX Weather.
Jay Leno was burned this weekend as the result of a gasoline fire in his garage, according to the Grossman Burn Center in Los Angeles, where he is being treated. He was reportedly working on a car in his garage when the incident occurred.
“We are glad to...
The American Burn Association (ABA), by joint recommendation of the Committees on Burn Prevention and Government Affairs, developed a position statement to educate the public on the importance of preventing burn injuries and deaths resulting from the use of home medical oxygen.
The ABA supports efforts to promote,...