How to Protect Yourself from Summer Heat
Extreme heat in the 100s can triple your risk of dying from a heart problem. But there are ways to protect yourself from the heat. Here’s what you should know.
When you fire up the grill, fill it with foods that are high in nutrition and low in cancer-causing chemicals.
Digging in the dirt is therapeutic.
Keep hands, feet, and children away from the sharp blades to avoid cuts and burns.
Stimulating activities will keep them away from the TV and video games.
COPD is the third highest cause of death in the U.S. Higher indoor air temperatures, combined with indoor air pollution, makes symptoms worse.
Moonwalks and similar inflated bounce houses are loads of fun for kids — but they sometimes cause serious injuries and even deaths.
An intense workout can lead to injuries that keep you from the beach and pool.
Bugs aren’t the only picnic spoilers. Here’s how to prevent contaminated food from ruining your cookout.
Swimming burns calories, gives your heart a workout, and has a low impact on your joints.
Plants have defense mechanisms to protect them from predators, just like animals. Learn how to identify poisonous plants before they leave a painful mark on your skin.