Ten health risks to watch out for this Christmas - from overeating to electric shock Christmas is typically associated with turkey roasts, mulled wine, and endless reruns of Love Actually rather than a hospital visit – but to ensure it stays that way, there are a few key reminders to heed.
And according to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), about 1,000 people are injured by their Christmas tree each year, usually when trying to attach decorations to the higher branches.
As we recently highlighted some crucial tips for drivers to bear in mind as they plan their festive season journeys, it's vital to take care of our health while also ensuring safety.
The task of hanging up Christmas decorations may not seem particularly dangerous, but research by the National Accident Helpline (NHA) suggests otherwise.
Christmas often means rummaging through the back of the cupboard to find decorations that have seen better days.
