Background Selfie-related injury has become a public health concern amid the near
ubiquitous use of smartphones and social media apps. Of particular concern are selfie …

This paper reviews empirical research on the extent and nature of risks associated with
dangerous tourist self-photography (selfies) and management responses. Global …

Abstract Technology-Mediated Dangerous Behaviors (TMDBs), such as posting selfies while
driving or posting private information, are prevalent and require possible interventions …

Background Ambulance accidents are an unfortunate indirect result of ambulance
emergency calls, which create hazardous environments for personnel, patients, and …

The quest for extreme selfies killed 379 people since 2008. One in three was a traveller.
Falls from height, transport and drowning were the top three causes. Many selfie deaths are …

Selfitis—which started off as a hoax but has now been investigated empirically—has been
defined as the obsessive–compulsive desire to take photos of oneself and post them on …

Land Managers have a crucial role to play in ensuring the publics safety across a diverse
array of geographies and jurisdictions. With the rise of social media, new risks and threats to …

Capturing memories is integral to public lands visitors' consumer experiences. Today, social
media allows us to share photographs and videos in the public domain, whether it be for …

Background The incidence of taking selfies and sharing them on social media as well as
selfie-related dangerous behaviors is increasing, particularly among young people, also …

Background The selfie phenomenon is an emanating one, specifically affecting adolescents
and young adults. It emerges as a reflection of a wide spectrum of neuropsychiatric …