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For many, fall means hunting season, which can pose dangers and send hunters to the hospital or worse. Hunters should ensure they're educated about their surroundings and remember these 11 tips.

Your gear might be prepared for hunting season, but have you stopped to ask yourself if your heart is ready?

Urinary incontinence is common among men and women. Follow these tips to lessen the burden of managing your condition and improve symptoms.

The holidays can be a difficult time for many, especially if you are dealing with unacknowledged grief.

A good percentage of Americans love football, but ACL injuries and concussions commonly occur. Learn the symptoms to be aware of and how to prevent them.

Although risks of exposure to the Zika virus still are largely unknown, find out what you can do to protect yourself and your unborn baby.

Many people underestimate how common eye injuries are and believe that regular glasses can protect them. Learn how safety glasses are made to withstand projectiles and can save your sight.

It’s easy to get a minor burn from a hot pan while cooking. Instead of relying on myths, like slathering butter on a burn, find out what you really should do. Hint: Save the butter for your toast.

Snow shoveling can be great winter exercise. But to avoid injury, it's important to do it correctly. Try these tips as you tackle snowy driveways and sidewalks.

You may feel the burn after spending too much time in the sun without sunscreen. There's no fast fix to soothe a sunburn, but you can follow these six tips to ease your discomfort.