June is National Safety Month. This can mean a lot of different things but the type of safety we want to talk about is your personal safety from acts of violence. T I P S 1. Make eye contact with people that concern you. Sometimes all an attacker is looking for is an easy target […]
Germs have been rough this year and continue to hit during spring. Reports on the potential dangers of antibiotic-resistant superbugs mingle with discussions of the effectiveness of vaccinations and various other medical interventions. While germs may be too small to be seen with the naked eye, encountering them can have a major impact on your health, […]
If you find yourself looking at a crime scene, your initial reaction may be to clean it yourself. You may want it to be gone as soon as possible and that's completely understandable. Here's some reasons why you shouldn't do that. 1. Fluids! Coming into contact with bodily fluids, especially blood, can be harmful. It can carry disease and […]
Discovering an unattended death usually happens between loved ones or friends/neighbors. When this happens, it's both shocking and overwhelming. You may feel like you need to move the body or cleanup the area. Coming into contact with decomposition is not a safe option if you're not properly trained to do so. Don't ever feel like you need to […]
Bio-One Inc. is proud to announce Jonathon Ley, Police Officer/Constable from Killingly Police Department, CT is the winner of our Bio-One Backs The Blue Campaign. After reviewing submissions of worthy officers from all over the country, Jonathon rose to the top as our first officer receiving a Bio-One franchise! Congratulations Jonathon! If you would like more information […]
When you choose somewhere you to live, you don't just look at the house you want to buy. You look at the community, the people, the resoures, and systems in place. Our communities are the people we live around. They are the libraries, recreation centers, and schools. A community provides us with things to do, […]
Many people think suicide rates increase during the winter holidays. This still happens, however, CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics reports that the suicide rate is, in fact, the lowest in December. The rate peaks in the spring and the fall. While there are varying factors for why this happens, what we need to focus on is keeping in […]
Mental health is an important and crucial element to your well-being that sometimes gets overlooked. We are often taught how to take care of our bodies but what about our minds? This is what controls all of the functions in our bodies, tells us when to eat, when to sleep, and releases all the hormones […]
April 28th Is National Pay It Forward Day Paying it forward is that idea that when someone does someting nice for you, you turn around and do something nice for someone else. Maybe someone offered you the parking space they were waiting on or helped you carry some heavy groceries. Your goal is to now […]
