It might be a myth that you can fry an egg on a hot sidewalk, but it’s a fact that you can burn your skin on one — and seniors and kids are most at-risk. Take these precautions to prevent thermal burns.
5 Myths About Hot Car Dangers, Debunked
Every year, children die after being left in the car on a hot day— even just for a few minutes. There are some misconceptions about this issue. Learn the truth and find practical tips to keep your kids safe.
How to Avoid a Sore Back From Yard Work This Summer
As the temperatures heat up, it’s important to take care of your yard, and your back.
5 Tips for Keeping Your Kids Safe on Their Bikes This Summer
Riding bikes with your children makes for some great summer fun. But before you hit the road, be sure to learn these important safety tips.
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Heads Up: Those Wild Mushrooms Growing in Your Backyard Could Be Toxic
Mushroom poisoning is real – and it can cause liver failure. Beware of certain types of wild mushrooms that could be dangerous, including the most common, “death cap” mushrooms.
Does Your Child Have a Heat Rash? Cool It Down — Here’s How
You might associate heat rash with babies. But warmer temps put active kids at a higher risk for developing heat rash, too. Find out what you need to know about preventing and treating heat rash, or “prickly heat” as it’s sometimes called.
7 Best and Worst Drinks to Keep Kids Hydrated
Kids are busy at work and play — and sometimes, they don’t want to stop to get a drink. Parents often need to make sure their children drink enough fluids. Here are the best and worst beverages for your child’s health.
How You May Be Unknowingly Attracting Mosquitoes
When you want to avoid mosquitoes, you apply a bug repellent. But other products you put on your body actually may be attracting these pesky blood-suckers.
Steps You Need to Take When Hot Weather, Humidity Hit
Hot summer days can be dangerous for older adults. If this is you, you’re at higher risk than others for dehydration and heat exhaustion when heat and humidity climb.
Roller Coasters: How to Avoid Neck and Back Pain
Roller coasters and other rides can lead to back and neck pain, especially for people with a history of disc problems, arthritis or muscle spasms. Planning ahead and caring for yourself afterward can minimize discomfort.
