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Bradley Blackburn

New York

Correspondent at CBS News

CBS News Correspondent with @CBSNewspath. Previously @WFAA, @ABCWorldNews & @FusionTV. @Columbia alum. TX born.

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  • Buckle up: How a landmark law changed vehicle safety

    2 months ago | wtaj.com | Bradley Blackburn

    Seatbelt technology continues to improve. Safety advocates say automakers are installing better belts in the back seat that can reduce the chance of injuries in a crash. (CBS NEWSPATH) — Buckling up when getting in a car is something many of us do without even thinking about it, but it wasn’t always so. 40 years ago, a landmark law helped change the culture around seatbelts and dramatically improved road safety.

  • Already had a Dry January slip-up? It's OK, expert says. Here's how to get back on track.

    Jan 9, 2025 | cbsnews.com | Sara Moniuszko |Bradley Blackburn

    Many Americans kicked off the new year by focusing on sobriety, taking part in Dry January, where people make the choice to give up alcohol for the month. But what happens if you slip up with a drink or two? Jessica Benovic, a psychiatric nurse practitioner with the Cleveland Clinic, said it doesn't have to be the end of your journey. "That's a very common thing. A lot of patients feel like it's all or nothing and it's not, I think any sobriety is better than no sobriety. If you slip, that's OK.

  • World Mental Health Day: Priorities in the workplace

    Oct 10, 2024 | wane.com | Bradley Blackburn

    by: Bradley Blackburn, CBS Posted: Oct 10, 2024 / 11:22 AM EDT Updated: Oct 10, 2024 / 11:22 AM EDT (CBS) – Thursday is World Mental Health Day. The World Health Organization (WHO) has made the workplace the focus of this year’s campaign.

  • Measles cases more than tripled this year. Here's how to help protect your kids as school starts

    Aug 9, 2024 | cbsnews.com | Sara Moniuszko |Bradley Blackburn

    Experts urge parents to vaccinate children against measles as cases climb As kids head back to school, federal health officials are emphasizing the importance of getting routine vaccinations against diseases like measles. Over 200 cases of measles have been reported this year in more than two dozen states and Washington, D.C., which is more than triple the number of cases reported last year.

  • National campaign aimed to prevent child exploitation and abuse online

    Apr 18, 2024 | wane.com | Bradley Blackburn

    NEW YORK, New York (CBS) – The Department of Homeland Security announced a campaign to help prevent child exploitation and abuse online. In the past decade, tips for suspected online abuse have increased by more than 360%, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The new campaign is called know2protect. It aims to educate children and their parents about dangers online.

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Bradley Blackburn
Bradley Blackburn @BLBlackburn
9 Apr 25

Study says... don't blame your smartphone for your procrastination problem. But my colleague Tina Kraus has a great story about the benefits of giving your phone a break. Glad to share in last week's Eye on Health. https://t.co/3mLDI5r1qE

Bradley Blackburn
Bradley Blackburn @BLBlackburn
7 Apr 25

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Bradley Blackburn
Bradley Blackburn @BLBlackburn
6 Apr 25

President Trump is telling Americans to "Hang Tough" on his tariff plan that he says will spark an economic revolution. On Saturday, crowds across the country opposed to his policies gathered to say "Hands Off." https://t.co/0J9PQIQHe9