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The article discusses various reports published within the issue, including one by Alan C. MacMillan's comments on culture of safety and the Annual State of Safety Report that highlights the National Safety Council's annual report of injury data.

The article looks at the topics published in the 2006 issues of the magazine. These topics include the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's report that businesses should prepare for an imminent pandemic, the release of data that showed 44,100 workers died from off-the-job injuries and President George W. Bush's signing of the MINER Act into law.

The article provides an overview of events at the National Safety Council's 94th Annual Congress and Expo in San Diego, California in November 2006. The opening session will feature management expert Jack Groppel who will discuss about his theories on the "Corporate athlete". The event will feature about 150,000 square feet of exhibits showcasing products and services.

The article discusses various reports published within the issue, including the column "Injury Facts," which outlines data from the bureau showing growth in the number of women entering professions requiring protective equipment.

The article focuses on the celebration of the tenth anniversary of the National Safety Month by the U.S. National Safety Council (NSC). NSC created the campaign in order to increase public awareness of safety and health risks. It aims to ultimately decrease the number of accidental injuries and deaths. For 2006, aside from disseminating safety information, the council is presenting the results of a survey about what people across the nation are really afraid of.

People that the editor would like to thanks for the success of their publication are mentioned.