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Happy toddler standing in, looking out van door
July 26, 2024/Children’s Health

Danger Zone: Why Hot Cars Can Be Deadly for Kids

Use these precautions to guard against tragedy

Kid outside on soccer field, wiping forehead
July 25, 2024/Children’s Health

How To Know if Your Kid Is Dehydrated — and How To Prevent It

Keep your child healthy and happy in the heat by ensuring they’re drinking water and taking breaks

Pile of tanning pills
July 23, 2024/Skin Care & Beauty

Is It Safe To Use Tanning Pills?

The results aren’t great, and the risks — like vision problems — aren’t worth it

Fireworks in the night sky
July 2, 2024/Primary Care

Fireworks Safety: How You Can Prevent Injuries

Stay safe while celebrating by using legal fireworks, keeping a safe distance and disposing of them properly

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Group of happy people sitting around table full of food, having a cookout
July 1, 2024/Nutrition

How Long Can Cookout Food Sit Out?

Once perishable food hits the table, it’s typically good for about two hours

People biking, scootering and walking in a park
June 11, 2024/Children’s Health

Cycle Smart: 8 Bike Safety Tips for Kids

Make sure their bike is the right size, find a helmet that fits properly and teach them the rules of the road

Lifeguard looking at water with binoculars while two kids fly kites on the beach
May 23, 2024/Primary Care

12 Summer Health Risks To Watch Out For

From bug bites and blisters to sunstroke and swimming safety, here’s how to stay well this season

Bullseye-like rash on leg from lyme disease infection
May 23, 2024/Infectious Disease

What It’s Like Living With Lyme Disease

Symptoms can feel like long COVID or the flu, with body aches or even nerve damage

Jellyfish sting on wrist and thigh
May 20, 2024/Primary Care

Should You Pee on a Jellyfish Sting?

This persistent myth isn’t true and can actually cause more pain than relief

Split screen: poisonous plant/venomous insect
April 24, 2024/Primary Care

What It Means To Be Poisonous vs. Venomous

Poisons are inhaled, ingested or absorbed by your skin, while venoms are delivered by bites and stings

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