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With the Fourth of July approaching and outdoor activities likely taking up much of your summer fun, it's time to consider the importance of protecting your eyes. Eye injuries are largely preventable,...

With the snow gone and the frost out of the ground, farmers are beginning the intensive spring planting season. As seeds are planted, farmers need to use safe farming practices to avoid a visit to the...

Children and parents are gearing up for the start of another school year. Preparation for the hallways means shopping for backpacks, clothes and other school supplies. But don't overlook your child's ...

Emotional overeating can lead to unhealthy eating patterns. Learn the difference between emotional and physical hunger, and how to break the cycle.

When thinking about staying healthy, your home may seem like the safest place. A big part of being healthy means preventing accidents and injuries in your own home. Consider these safety tips.

When your child has an ear infection, it's common to think an antibiotic is necessary. Learn why that may not always be the case and how you can treat it at home.

Emotional pain almost always is associated with self-harm in teenagers. Read why creating a crisis plan of things to do when in such a frame of mind can be beneficial.

Intense rainfall and flooding lead to many areas playing host to standing water. When water accumulates, it can pose significant health and safety risks. Read six tips to help you stay safe.

Making healthy lifestyle choices before you conceive can decrease complication risk and increase chances of having a healthy baby. Find out what you can do to benefit you and your baby in the future.

With the holidays in the rearview mirror, is weight loss on your to-do list? For the best success, here's how to make a plan before you start.