New research suggests parents may need to take greater precautions when it comes to their children participating in activities using ... found eye injuries related to such non-powder guns ...

If you’ve been playing pickleball for any length of time, you’ve probably witnessed the sickening moment when someone gets ...

Soaring rates of children are being hospitalized with eye injuries caused by BB guns, pellets and paintballs, a report reveals. The rate of overall injuries from nonpowder firearms dropped 54 ...

The 29-year-old had participated in a traditional Tomb Sweeping Day the previous day and felt something get in her eye while cleaning a relative’s grave. News News CME CME ...

Brassil Outdoor activities have become a popular pastime during the coronavirus pandemic as adventure seekers and ... strain have led to a rash of injuries and some deaths on the trails.

A CBC Marketplace investigation into adventure sports — in Canada and abroad — reveals that while many Canadians have tried outdoor ... on injuries or deaths related to these activities ...

Background About 3% of all eye injuries happen during sports activities. About 25% of these eye injuries are so severe that they need ophthalmic treatment. Objective Epidemiology of eye injuries in ...

Mr Sharma Bhanu, 53, said his three daughters, aged 15, 13 and 11, look forward to outdoor adventure activities that their secondary and primary schools organise for them, and are disappointed ...