When someone is coming down with influenza, they should take care of themselves and stay at home, if possible.
A warm fireplace is a welcome invitation to friends and family amid a blustery winter, but you should never lose sight of safety.
New study indicates women have the aerobic edge during exercise because they process oxygen more efficiently than men.
Cracking the door or window in your bedroom can improve ventilation, which can lower the carbon dioxide level.
Years-long look at military veterans finds link between air pollution and kidney damage, with tens of thousands of new cases every year.
Riders beware of toxic exposures, not just injuries.
Think of walking to work or cleaning as low-cost preventive medicine.
Anti-smoking policies are linked to drop in childhood chest infections and asthma attacks.
Tobacco cessation class helps a hospice nurse kick cigarettes for good after 35 years.
Consider 3 easy ways to explore this mind-body technique.
Today's mom has all sorts of options for labor and delivery, but one thing that never changes is the need for strong support.
Canadian study finds many patients were told they had asthma based on symptoms and doctor's evaluation—but not on objective testing.
