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Many people are trying their best to avoid outdoor allergies this summer, but there can be triggers indoors too. An allergist explains and offers some advice.
While some people avoid the sun on a hot day for comfort – others can actually be allergic to it. A dermatologist explains why.
An emergency medicine physician explains why electric bikes and scooters can be so dangerous for kids and offers tips on how parents can help keep them safe when riding them.
July is National Blueberry Month. A registered dietitian highlights some of the impressive health benefits of this tiny fruit.
Smoke from a Canadian wildfire is making its way across parts of the U.S. A pulmonologist explains why it can cause breathing issues and offers tips for relief.
A pediatric emergency medicine physician highlights the dangers of swimming in lakes and rivers and offers tips to help keep children safe.
The summer heat can be tough, especially on older adults. A doctor who specializes in geriatric medicine explains why they are at a higher risk for dehydration.
A neurologist explains how passive activities, such as watching TV or scrolling on your phone for hours, can negatively affect the health of your brain.
July is National Hot Dog Month. A registered dietitian weighs in on whether hot dogs are really that bad for you.
A parasite, known as Cyclospora, is continuing to get people sick across the US. A physician explains how it's transmitted and what you can do to prevent illness.