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A person sits on a park bench with their head in their hands while another person gives them water.
June 21, 2023/Primary Care

Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke Are Too Hot To Handle on Your Own

Both heat illnesses can be life-threatening if left untreated

applying sunscreen to feet
June 19, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

5 Spots You’re Probably Forgetting To Put Sunscreen

It’s easy to forget your ears, eyelids, lips and feet — but any exposed skin needs protection

lime drink lime water sun
May 18, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

The Science Behind Margarita Burns

The combo of lime and sunshine can cause blisters

person getting a spray tan
April 20, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Are Spray Tans Safe?

Compared to other tanning methods, they’re the safest choice — but they’re not entirely risk-free

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Person reading at beach wearing sunhat
March 29, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Best Ways To Protect Your Hair From Sun Damage

Along with hats and scarves, a hair sunblock can protect your hair from the sun

a death cap mushroom
March 24, 2023/Digestive

Poisonous Mushrooms: What To Know

Mushroom poisoning is real — and it can cause liver failure

Person spraying for mosquitos.
August 22, 2022/Skin Care & Beauty

Are You Unknowingly Attracting Mosquitoes?

Avoid using scented body products, drinking beer and wearing certain colors

A family playing on the beach during summer.
July 13, 2022/Children's Health

How To Keep Your Kids Safe This Summer

As temperatures increase, so does the need for safety precautions

A child wearing a life jacket balances on a paddle-board with the help of a swimming instructor.
June 20, 2022/Children's Health

Swim Safety: How To Keep Your Kids Safe From Drowning

Make sure swimming time is safe and fun

Illustration of kidney stones leaving kidney

Why Do More People Get Kidney Stones in the Summer?

With warmer temps and increased physical activity, winter stones can begin to travel

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